The heroism and sacrifices of the Second World War generation were remembered and honoured at street parties in Plymouth on ...

“In winter the climate is detestable, and in summer it is only a little better,” he wrote during his first visit to the archipelago on the HMS Beagle ... I’m told the glorious spring weather ...

From beloved Disney classics to the latest indie gems from Searchlight Pictures ... century naval life (and death) ever put on screen. You can practically smell the sea salt, boiled cabbage, unwashed ...

Rhode Islanders were the OG New England rebels, the first to chafe under British rule long before any tea was tossed into Boston Harbor: In 1772, the HMS Gaspee ran aground ... the landscape teems ...

Photo by Hadley Tomicki for L.A. TACO. Mayen started life on Occidental Boulevard ... He worked for a little bit at Terminal 8 at LAX through HMS Host, but wasn’t really happy in those surroundings.

"I remember he told me: ‘The Church should be like a battlefield hospital – ready to take in those that have been injured by life’s tragedies and sins," Schaerer recalled. As the leader of ...

View "slice of life" photos from the Rochester area featuring work from Post Bulletin photographers Joe Ahlquist and Maya Giron. Players from the sixth grade Rochester Youth Baseball Association ...

First, here are five new stories from The Atlantic’s books section: What to read to understand your mom Parenthood cannot be ...

An optical illusion is a visual phenomenon where the brain misinterprets what the eyes perceive. It occurs when the information sent by the eyes conflicts with how the brain processes and ...

Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times Supported by By The New York Times The life of Pope Francis ... Image Credit...Pool photo by L’Osservatore Romano. Embracing Pope Emeritus Benedict ...

Life on board the International Space Station ... "The voting clerks love getting pictures of crew voting on board," Marta Durham, a former NASA flight operations Instructor, told "Houston ...