Drawn by European powers with little regard for the people living there, this map from 1935 still shapes Africa’s politics, ...

The first 'Steenwold' blind tasting took place last May in London. Above, the 2015 new-wave tasting booklets were pictured by ...

Mansa Musa, the 14th-century ruler of the Mali Empire, amassed immense wealth through gold and strategic trade, becoming ...

Northern Africa, Central and West Asia is a diverse region characterized by relatively low but increasing cancer incidence rates. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in both sexes combined in all ...

Beneath technicolour cedarwood ceilings, maps show Moroccan empires that once encompassed nearly the entire Iberian peninsula, Tunis and Nouakchott, now the capital of Mauretania, and how the city’s ...

When enlarged into a world map, though, Mercator becomes problematic, Braun said. The map’s mistakes were not likely to be a conspiracy against Africa or the Global South, but its continued use ...

A psychological atlas is a map that depicts national or regional variations in scores that represent a specific psychological trait or outcome. Here’s a psychological atlas (from the World ...

World Atlas names 11 serene weekend getaway spots in NY. See the list Victoria E. Freile New York Connect Team 0:00 ...

"One of the best stops in Americus is the Rylander Theatre," World Atlas wrote. "It was built in 1921 and completely renovated to its former glory in 1999, and it is a fantastic place to catch a ...

On a recent refresh of its state-by-state features, World Atlas tallied up "7 Bizarrely Named Towns" in the Show Me State, the "quirky communities (that) also prove that Missouri’s first ...

World Atlas made a list of the 10 best road trips to take in New York, and three are in the Southern Tier. Interstate 88 through Binghamton, Route 414 along Seneca Lake and Route 34 along Cayuga ...

The 212 year-old company, which has been listed in London since the 1940s, is to recommend a 130p-a-share offer from US-based buyout firm Atlas Holdings, Sky News learns.