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Deputies in Ohio arrived to a family home and encountered a large male zebra acting aggressively.

The Ireland women's rugby team changes their traditional white shorts to navy for the Six Nations because of concerns over playing during their periods.

The US says the two aircraft collided over the Black Sea, but Russia says there was no contact.

A surprising number of people experience symptoms of this curious condition, which is named after Lewis Carroll's heroine, who changed size after eating and drinking.

Nobody uses the Nilgiri Mountain Railway to get from A to B, but for the sheer joy of riding in a train that passes through 16 tunnels, 250 bridges and 208 serpentine curves.

President Biden approves an $8bn oil drilling project, in a move that has angered climate activists.

Streaming may be king, but fans of physical albums are weighing in with record sales growth

Scientists say the pace with which infrastructure is being built threatens the Himalayan ecosystem.

Twenty years after the Iraq war, controversy still rages over whether "weapons of mass destruction" (WMDs) ever existed.

The scientist emigrated to Texas after the riot and continues to call for political violence in the US.

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

Most mammals, including our closest living relatives, have fur. So why did we lose ours?

Writing in English can be a challenge – even if it's your mother tongue.

The Crooked House in Himley is among 61 properties being sold off by pub giant Marston's.

Meta is looking at plans to launch a new social media app in its bid to displace Twitter.

Jerry Jouret, 81, ate snow and croissants, too, while waiting to be rescued from a deserted road.

Despite once being declared 'a national embarrassment', Matera's ancient stone dwellings and water systems are now renowned as a model for sustainable living.

When women work for other women, clashes are notorious – even inevitable. But that narrative doesn't tell the whole story.

Concrete is the defining material of the Anthropocene and takes a terrible toll on the climate. Martha Henriques goes in search of the ways it could be better for the climate.

An unborn baby was among those killed by the gunman, who was a former member of the religious group.

The vessel will head to Yemen and remove 1.1 million barrels of oil from a stricken tanker.

Dazzling lights are causing ecological chaos, disrupting plants' seasonal rhythms and their fragile relationship with pollinators.

A woman complained after she was thrown out of an open-air pool for going topless.

A new way of removing carbon from the air is up to three times more effective than current technology.