Moderate congresswoman Haley Stevens faces a stiff challenge from left-wing outsider Abdul El-Sayed.

Railway authorities in Poland said the driver was intoxicated when he stopped his vehicle on the tracks as barriers closed.

Tech is being used to watch for wildfires but firefighters are still needed to put them out.

Deepfake scams might use your voice, but they don't know what's in your head. Five minutes of preparation could save your loved ones from falling for fraud.

With Liverpool prepared to make Bradley Barcola their third £100m signing, BBC Sport looks at what the France and Paris St-Germain winger would bring to Anfield.

Jet lag is an often-unavoidable effect of long-haul travel, and it has several effects on the human body. Here's how to limit the worst effects.

The chief executive of Paramount-Skydance says criticism of $110bn (£82m) merger with Warner Bros. relies on outdated Hollywood model.

There is no more intimate way to understand Tokyo's unique blend of past and present than shedding your clothes and engaging in "naked friendship" in this Edo-era institution.

Caro Claire Burke's Yesteryear is the book of the season – and quite likely the year, too. Here's why the satirical novel about tradwives and womanhood has everybody talking.

Plans for the world's first octopus farm have been suspended. As the controversial project folds, several nations and US states are banning octopus farming before it even begins.

Can embracing imperfection bring greater peace? Japan's ancient tradition of kintsugi suggests it can.

Each summer, home gardens, garages and even bedroom windows across Estonia become temporary cafes open to anyone.