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The mystery of an 18th-century Austrian mummy might finally be solved, according to a new study unravelling the "little-known" methods that have preserved his remains for more than 200 years.

American Savery Moore and Canadian Giselle Ruemke were strangers on a train who bonded over the shared loss of their spouses. Then they became friends and started travelling together.

Here are nine lessons laundry lessons, starting with the basics.

Expedia Group said Friday that reduced travel demand in the United States led to its weaker-than-expected revenue in the first quarter.

A man was admitted to the World Expo in Japan with a ticket to a 1940 event that was called off as war escalated, organizers said.

Taroudant, often called “Little Marrakech,” remains a quieter yet charming alternative, a place where Moroccan life unfolds largely untouched by mass tourism. Here's what it's like.

Have you checked your email lately? Notification of a life-changing $60 million lottery win has been sent to the winner after Wednesday night’s Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball draw.

What could be a better memorial to Queen Elizabeth II than a pod of faintly psychedelic giant lily pads? Perhaps a big bronze tree or a recording of the late monarch’s voice.

For the first time in 15 years, the Walt Disney Company has announced the development of a new theme park – a resort destination in Abu Dhabi that marks the company’s entry into the Middle East.

An island 80 kilometres off the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula is home to a unique and celebrated community of women: the Haenyeo.

The bigger-is-better adage is one that the world’s biggest cruise lines — Royal Caribbean, MSC, Carnival Cruise Line and Norwegian Cruise Line among them — continue to embrace, as one mega-size cruise ship after another rolls down the pipeline on its way from the shipyard to the sea.

Lady Gaga back on the charts? That’s a recession indicator. Coupons and canned good displays at grocery stores? Definitely recession indicators. And the return of knee-high Converse sneakers? Possibly the most obvious recession indicator of them all.

A new study found people tend to think karmic retribution mostly happens to others and not themselves. Here’s why.

Heather Harris’ social media pages share pictures and stories of historic buildings across Prince Edward Island.

A mystery multi-millionaire has finally come forward.