The Beatles reach number one on the UK charts, 54 years after their last number one hit.

The original ticket holders witnessed the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.

Mainstream media is full of bad news and consuming it can become addictive. This habit, called doomscrolling, makes us anxious and passive, but there is a world of positive journalism that can inspire us to engage actively with the world.

An amateur fossil collector finds a new dinosaur species on the Isle of Wight.

The International Day of Non-violence is celebrated every year on 2 October. This United Nations observance was inspired by the work of Indian political activist Mahatma Gandhi who championed non-violence as the best way to fight against oppression and injustice.

Records and surprises at the 143 rd edition of the famous tennis tournament.

Thousands of people gathered at the ancient prehistoric site to watch the sun rise.

Writers of the Writers Guild of America are fighting for better pay and working conditions.

For the first time in over 70 years, London witnessed the elaborate and lavish coronation of a new king.

The allure of social media has become so strong that a third of young Americans want to become influencers. But social media has its dangers, and a few young people are exploring a different way to stay connected.

April 30 was the United Nations International Jazz Day, a celebration meant to foster global peace and unity.

Fashion innovator Mary Quant died this April, aged 93. Her work had an enormous impact on fashion and popular culture.

A.I. tools can now produce exceptional artwork and human-like texts of all kinds using very little human input. Is this something to celebrate or to be concerned about?

Oxford’s new urban planning, aimed at making the city more liveable, is raising some weird protests.

The U.S. military shot down three unidentified flying objects last month. What were they?

On February 2, Groundhog Day was held for the 137 th time in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania