A Hindu temple in Chino Hills, California, was desecrated on March 7 with anti-Hindu graffiti, which also targeted Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
High winds continue to threaten Oklahoma after wildfires destroyed and damaged hundreds of homes
Officials are warning that high winds expected this week will again raise the risk of severe wildfires in Oklahoma
Thousands crowd Arkansas city for world’s shortest St. Patrick’s Day parade
Thousands of spectators have lined the streets of an Arkansas city known its St. Patrick's Day parade for more than two decades for an unusual reason
Judge says Fani Willis violated open records law, orders her to pay $54K in attorneys’ fees
A judge has ordered Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to pay more than $54,000 in attorneys’ fees and to turn over documents after finding that her office violated Georgia’s Open Records Act
The Tren de Aragua gang started in a Venezuelan prison. Now US politics are focusing on it
It’s a local threat to some and a full-on invasion to President Donald Trump
A highway pileup in western Kansas shows how dust storms can turn deadly
Dust storms have proven deadly to motorists across the U.S. for years
Nasa astronauts heading back to Earth on SpaceX Dragon capsule after being ‘stranded’ on ISS for months
Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore embark on 17-hour return following Starliner capsule failure that turned a days-long mission into one lasting nine months Two Nasa astronauts “stranded” aboard the International Space Station (ISS) since June 2024 are finally on their way back to Earth, more than nine months after the...
How Covid changed the way Britain thinks
The physical impact alone has been seismic, but has the pandemic also altered how we see ourselves and the world? In the strange, scary days of early 2020, with the world suddenly upended by the outbreak of a terrifying new virus, there were times when it seemed certain every aspect...
Rocks and racism? How geologists created and perpetuated a narrative of prejudice
Kathryn Yusoff sparked a culture war with her latest book, suggesting slavery and white supremacy informed the work of geology’s founding fathers. Here, she and other experts suggest that attitudes have changed little since It was at the London Library at St James’s Square, surrounded by the shiny offices of...
Our brightest star can lead us to Orion’s hunting dog
Once you spot Sirius, the rest of Canis Major can be traced using fainter stars in the constellation This week we will use the brightest star in the night sky to find a less than obvious constellation. Canis Major, the Great Dog, was included in Ptolemy’s 2nd-century list of 48...