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Kids are increasingly tech-savvy these days. They know how to get around screen-time restrictions, and

Legendary film director Martin Scorsese was sued for allegedly accepting a $500,000 payment to executive-produce a World War

For the bride-to-be who’s all about bucking tradition, the great news is that there are myriad wedding dress (and pant!) options that defy the whole tulle-and-lace (ahem, virginal) white look that we’re all so accustomed to in the western world. To be a nontraditional bride means that the wedding dress world becomes your oyster — and without any real boundaries or parameters on what you’re limited to wearing, it can be an overwhelming task to select a non-traditional wedding dress that’s right for you.

In the world's largest refugee camp, with no access to education, Rohingya children face a bleak future.

Buy Me a Coffee, an online crowdfunding service for creators, has immediately reacted to a

In February last year, a tiny coffee store with red neon signs opened at Gramercy Park, one of

One vote can change everything, especially when things are close.

A Nigerian chef on Monday set a new global record for the longest hours of nonstop cooking after surpassing the current record of 87 hours and 45 minutes

The UK government will launch a series of reviews into the fairness of food supply chains just as

Once the capital of the Mongol Empire, Karakorum quickly became one of the Silk Road's most progressive cities. Today, it may not look the same as it did during the days of Genghis Khan, but there are still plenty of reasons to visit.

Each year, the winner of a contest to find the best traditional baguette in the French capital is awarded a contract to supply the presidential palace. This year's top baker isn't from Paris, but from a tiny South Asian nation.

In a Malaysian boutique, a small group of seamstresses sit at clattering sewing machines, stitching bright flowers and leaves into kebayas, traditional blouses worn...