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You might have heard your parents complaining that 'they don't make songs like they used to'. A study has confirmed it really is true as lyrics have become simpler and more negative over the last 50 years.

A massive winter storm sweeping across the US is set to bring inches of snow, dangerous travel conditions, and potentially deadly cold temperatures this week.

A new study has found that Earth's innermost core isn't a conventional solid, but rather in a 'superionic state'.

As the holiday season ramps up, officials are warning Americans to be on the look out for potentially dangerous items that serve as popular gifts and stocking stuffers.

Flight trackers spotted a mysterious US military jet in Japan on Thursday, sparking questions about its purpose amid tensions with China and Russia.

Does your Christmas day start with a festive tipple or a 5k run? And do you open presents before or after dinner?

A rare shipwreck, a gnome garden and 'Dragon's Teeth' defences are among the weird and wonderful historic structures that have gained heritage protection over the year.

The space agency lost contact with the Maven (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution) spacecraft as it orbited behind the red planet on December 6.

It's the go-to smart assistant for thousands of people across the UK. Now, Amazon has revealed the questions that have been asked to Alexa the most this year.

A viral conspiracy has sparked a battle between Christians, with many claiming the teachings of Jesus have been censored by the government.