The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square announced Thursday that it will continue its "Songs of Hope" tour in Brazil next year.

When J D Harris (1833–84) began studying medicine in 1863, there were few African American doctors whose paths he could follow. The first university-trained African American physician, James McCune ...

Kyle Kennard made an immediate impact at the University of South Carolina when he transferred from Georgia Tech, becoming the ...

Weston, María Elvira Salazar, R-Miami and Frederica Wilson, D-Miami Gardens, announced this week they are sponsoring the ...

Skift spoke with Group CEO Jean-Jacques Morin about the company's strategic pivot in three key areas — technology, brands, ...

“After being properly prepared, it became evident that (the new species was) part of a rare group of herbivorous/omnivorous crocodyliforms from the Early Cretaceous of Gondwana (around 120 million ...

One human smuggler who spoke to NBC News said the troops wouldn’t make a difference, but conceded stricter border policies ...

Corporación América Airports' profitability metrics have become significantly better over the past few years, which is not yet reflected in its valuation. Learn more on CAAP stock here.

A Miami federal jury found Michael Karl Geilenfeld, 73, guilty of sexually abusing six boys at an orphanage he owned in Haiti. Courtesy of Homeland Security Investigations At 73, Michael Geilenfeld ...

Accomlished skiers and mountaineers, Christina Lustenberger and Guillaume Pierrel become the first to climb and ski Mt. Robon's technical south face.

Youssef, a Syrian refugee now living in Stockholm, is in the unique position of having a job where he helps other refugees.

Pyongyang's expanding ICBM fleet now includes missiles believed to be capable of striking North American targets.