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More than 60% say they prioritize authenticity in their meals. As food lovers seek out traditional culinary experiences, classic Roman pasta dishes take center stage.

Google's robotaxi subsidiary Waymo will bring its services to Washington, D.C., next year.

Canadians aren't just avoiding American products because of President Trump's tariff threats and talk of annexation.

Waymo on Tuesday added Washington to its pioneering robotaxi service's steadily expanding list of U.S. markets, although passengers will have to wait until next year until they can take a driverless ride around the nation's capital city.

A German tourist was arrested in Mexico this week after flouting the rules and climbing on a pyramid at the Mayan historical site of Chichen Itza.

The ship was in the middle of a leg between Darwin, Australia, and Manila, The Philippines. To go from one to the other, ships pass through Indonesian waters and then enter the Celebes and Sulu Seas.

London Heathrow Airport said it was "fully operational" on Saturday, after an almost daylong closure sparked by an electrical substation fire. But thousands of passengers remained stuck, and airlines warned that severe disruption will last for days ...

Flights slowly resumed Friday at London's Heathrow Airport, which grappled with a fire that shut down the airport and stranded thousands of passengers.

The National Transportation Safety Board is urging the owners of 68 bridges in 19 U.S. states to figure out whether their spans are at risk of collapsing if hit by a ship.

The District's famous cherry blossoms are getting close to peak bloom, but the 2025 season also coincides with National Park Service reconstruction work along the Tidal Basin that will restrict some walking paths.