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A Ukrainian attack in Crimea would be a dramatic escalation in the war, demonstrating an ability by Ukrainian forces to strike at Russia far from the front lines.

When Zhou Xiaoxuan first went public with her accusations against a star TV presenter in China, her story inspired many other women to come forward.

Environmentalists worry that disturbing the ecosystem in pursuit of fossil fuels could produce up to three years worth of global carbon dioxide output.

“The Snowman,” a picture book that tells the story of a boy whose snowman comes to life, sold millions of copies worldwide and became an Oscar-nominated film.

The attack marked a dramatic escalation of the war, demonstrating Ukrainian forces' ability to strike deeper behind Russian lines than previously believed.

The East Antarctic Ice Sheet could add up to 16 feet to sea levels in the long term if Paris climate accord targets aren’t met, according to a new study.

Monkeypox transmission "is happening between humans,” a World Health Organization official said, adding that people should "certainly not be attacking any animals."

Rescuers lifted the beluga out of the Seine river with a crane but euthanized the whale after his health deteriorated.

The U.S. withdrawal saw desperate Afghans try to flee the country as violence left nearly 200 dead.

Five months into the Ukraine war, new research backs up Ukrainian officials' concerns that Russian propaganda continues to spread via social media.

Scientists detected another potential zoonotic spillover nearly three years into the coronavirus pandemic, though evidence suggests very low fatality rates.

El Jefe was seen in photos captured in November by a Mexican nonprofit group, reviving hopes that his species can thwart the U.S. border wall.

Russia’s occupation of eastern Ukraine has given it control over some of the most mineral-rich lands in Europe.

Republican pearl-clutching over the FBI raid on former president Donald Trump’s private golf club residence ignores that it is absolutely normal for healthy democracies to investigate, convict and sometimes jail their former leaders.

Ukraine officials stopped short of claiming credit for the attacks on a base in Russian-controlled territory, which would mark a dramatic escalation in the war.

Greece's prime minister faces a growing political scandal after an opposition leader announced his phone was tapped by the national intelligence service.

About 15 inches of rain hit southwestern Seoul on Monday, according to the Korean Meteorological Administration, and seven people were missing.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of "nuclear blackmail" following attacks on Europe's largest nuclear power plant.