MONTREAL — The City of Montreal once boasted an impressive fleet of 20 or so art deco-inspired public toilets, built in the 1930s to improve hygiene...
LAS VEGAS — Ride-hailing service Lyft is partnering with an automotive technology company to deploy a fleet of 30 self-driving cars to the streets of Las...
KENAI, Alaska — Farmers in Alaska are looking to tourists to help round out their profit margins. Agritourism, or farm-based tourism, is already a staple for...
CONCORD, N.H. — As educational institutions across the country wrestle with their ties to slavery, Dartmouth College is taking a closer look at the darkest corners...
VATICAN CITY — The world’s oldest standing army is getting some new headgear. The Swiss Guards plan to replace their metal helmets with plastic PVC ones...
VANCOUVER — The operators of one of Vancouver’s last independent movie theatres say they’re a step closer to saving the property from development after being approved...
TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisians are voting in their first local elections since the 2011 Arab Spring revolution, a crucial step toward consolidating the country’s exceptional democracy....
SRINAGAR, India — Anti-India protests and clashes raged in Indian-controlled Kashmir for a second day, leaving scores of people injured Sunday, police and residents said, as...
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — From airplanes to oilfields, billions of dollars are on the line for international corporations as President Donald Trump weighs whether to pull America...
PYONGYANG, Korea, Democratic People’s Republic Of — With just weeks to go before President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are expected to...
