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In pics: University of Hyderabad campus is on fire for a second time this a week — killing several wild animals
Students and the university security staff staying there struggled for nearly two hours to dou…
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China banned live animal sales in Wuhan, after a food market selling wolves and civet cats was linked to a deadly virus
Wang Yuedan, a professor of immunology at Peking University's School of Basic Medical Sciences, tol…
Rosie Perper,Rosie Perper
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Dubai's wildly ambitious 'The World' islands could finally be coming to life
Each island is also a different size. Some are tiny, just 6 acres in total, while some cover more t…
Chris Weller
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How a couple turned a plot of land on the island of Sumba into a 4-level resort with suites and villas that go for up to $1,100 a night
Fabrice and Eve Ivara saw land advertised on the island of Sumba, and they made an offer. Six years…
Claire Turrell
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The new coronavirus may have jumped to people from endangered pangolins, some researchers now suggest
A less likely candidate is snakes, despite a January 22 report from scientists who edit the Journal…
Aylin Woodward
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I tried a cup of the 'most expensive coffee in the world' - here's why it's a tourist trap you shouldn't buy into
Even if you don't care about animal welfare, there's the reality that the coffee just doesn't taste…
Harrison Jacobs
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Experts think the Wuhan coronavirus jumped from bats to snakes to people. Bats have been the source of at least 4 pandemics.
"Governments must recognize the global public-health threats of zoonotic diseases," Christian Walze…
Aylin Woodward
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It's far more likely that the coronavirus jumped naturally from bats to people than leaked from a lab — at least 4 other viruses did the same thing in the last 45 years
Both genetic studies and historical evidence suggest the new coronavirus jumped naturally from anim…
Aylin Woodward
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How tea is enjoyed around the world
We explore how tea is prepared and enjoyed around the globe. From Taiwan's bubble tea to Argentina'…
Aliza Gulab,Cameron Hussein
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Bill Gates says a devastating 'quirk of nature' could kill 30 million people in a year. Researchers are fighting that threat by studying bird butts.
On the beach, the goal is to take a close look at these birds' butts and poop in the hopes of gathe…
Hilary Brueck
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'It's good to be Rich': Meet the Goldman Sachs banker who has built a private investing empire that goes head-to-head with Blackstone - and you've probably never heard of him
More than anything, Friedman's secret is one he doesn't keep to himself: He invests his money in th…
Dakin Campbell
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This Luscious Pork Belly Represents Everything I Always Got Wrong About Korean Food
After living in New York City for the past nine years, I'd say my palette has become much more deve…
Sam Ro
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Hiroo Onoda: Last Man Fighting
In the beginning he commanded a unit of three men, but they had died at various points, two shot by…
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How A 'Bunch Of Commies' Are Forcing the Fortune 500 To Stop Destroying Rainforests, Overfishing, And Burning Fossil Fuels
Whatever a company's market capitalization or lobbying mojo, its consumer-facing brands represent a…
Aaron Gell
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The inside story of how a Danish superstar chef opened an outpost of one of the world's best restaurants in Australia - and sold 5,600 tickets in just 35 minutes
Redzepi wanted to talk through everything they had encountered on the trips that still lingered in …