Elephants Really Cant Hold Their Liquor
Humans and other species have a gene mutation that lets them digest alcohol. In other species, its missing. Read more...
Scott Morrison wants investigation of American cops attacking Australian TV reporters in U.S. riots
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has demanded an investigation into footage of an Australian reporter and her cameraman being attacked by police during riots in the United States. Read more...
Padma Lakshmi, Connie Britton, Gabrielle Union Livestreaming Today
Appointment viewing is back. Find out what online events to look for today, and when to tune in. Read more...
Reduced Demand for Electricity Leads to Power Giveaways
The pandemic is turning energy markets upside-down. Some consumers will get paid for using electricity. Read more...
This Is What Watching Sports Looks Like Now
In Germany, soccer returned with games in empty arenas, forcing a nation of fans to cheer their clubs from afar. Can we learn to love this new reality, at least for a while? Read more...
Fossil of a toothless pterosaur commonly found in China and Brazil is discovered in the UK
The petrified remains of the flying reptile - its jawbone - was spotted by a dog walker in Sandown Bay, on the island's south-eastcoast. Read more...
Personal trainer Rachel Dillon shares the six things to do from home to put on muscle and lose fat
A personal trainer has shared her 'women's guide to building muscle' and revealed exactly why eating more and lifting heavy will not make you bulky. Rachel Dillon, from Queensland, shared tips. Read more...
World's oldest 'bug' is a fossilized 425-million-year-old millipede discovered on a Scottish Island
Researchers discovered the world's oldest 'bug' on record - a 425-million-year-old fossilized millipede. It is 75 million years younger than previously estimated using a new dating technique. Read more...
Phyllis George, Trailblazing Sportscaster, Is Dead at 70
Four years after being crowned Miss America, she became a celebrity, and drew criticism, as a co-host of the CBS show The NFL Today. Read more...
House Hunting in Sweden An Entire 62-Acre Village for .2 Million
Swedens controversial decision to remain open during the pandemic has buoyed its housing market. But the uncertain economic future could change that. Read more...
Ivanka Trump calls on private companies to prevent layoffs from automation
Trump, the daughter of and senior advisor to President Donald Trump, made the remarks in an interview for The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton set to air Sunday on Fox News. Read more...
Germany's Bundesliga is the first major football league to come back in the pandemic
The first of Europe's big five football leagues returns with the Bundesliga attempting to finish the season, although supporters aren't allowed to attend matches. Due to the challenges presented by the pandemic, it remains to be seen whether the league can be concluded. Read more...
Five-year-old elephant dies in agony after being shot in Thailand
Medics battled to save a five-year-old Asian elephant after he was found badly injured with five gunshot wounds on farmland in the south of Thailand, but he died of his wounds two days later. Read more...
Adam Brody sports thick new beard while surfing in black wetsuit and bucket hat at beach in Malibu
Adam Brody hit the beach Monday for a surfing session in Malibu, California, sporting a thick new beard. Read more...
What on earth have Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus got to do with the Curse of the Kennedys?
Just how many Kennedys are there? And are there really enough curses to go round? Read more...
Virgin Sport and ASICS launch London 10K for 2019
The London 10K will see runners take to the streets of the capital on Sunday 21 July. The race promises the 'ultimate tour of London', taking in iconic landmarks such as Big Ben and The London Eye. Read more...
Man wins 1m on Euromillions with his first-ever lottery ticket
Simon Waddup, 31, from Coventry, had been shopping in his local Aldi supermarket on May 19 when he heard 'a voice in his head' telling him to purchase a Euromillions ticket. Read more...
In Britain, Summer Sports Cancellations Just Hit Different
The losses of Wimbledon and the British Open, hallmarks of summer in Britain, feel merely hypothetical, since soccer usually sets the rhythm of everyday life. Read more...
Britons' mood tracked through coronavirus pandemic lockdown
A study of more than 55,000 Brits and their morning mood found that people have been through a volatile, evolving and phased mixture of emotions. Read more...
My PRIDE Americas longest-married gay couple
Michael McConnell and Jack Baker got married in 1971, long before same-sex marriage was legal in the United States. Almost forty-nine years later, they share their heartwarming story. Read more...