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Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old tomb packed with treasures that belonged to one of ancient Egypt's most powerful officials.

Millions are in the path of a major nor'easter set to flood the US East Coast and potentially knock out power in several states.

The monstrous Pacific hurricane has intensified to such an extreme that some meteorologists believe it belongs in a category that does not officially exist. Models show its remnants hitting the US.

Saturn's moon Enceladus could harbour alien life in oceans deep beneath its frozen surface, according to a new study.

A map may have been hiding the location of Noah's Ark for centuries. It features a striking detail that aligns with the current search for the biblical vessel.

insantprint asked different generations to translate popular phrases used in offices in the UK. The results revealed a stark divide between the different generations.

Online, users have reported a range of problems - including misfiring jets, water leaks into the main body of the toothbrush, and breakages.

According to historian Stephanie Howard-Smith, owning a pint-sized pooch may actually be one of the strongest signs of modern masculinity ...

Is bread ever worth $60? According to Dr Vanessa Kimbell, the founder of The Sourdough School, the answer is no.

The Sandhurst Extra store is trialling the system, which will allow shoppers to virtually try on 1,500 items of F&F clothing across womenswear and menswear.