The fire burned for more than five hours before it was extinguished, according to Pemex, the Mexican oil company that controls the pipeline.

The swirling fire, ignited by a leak in an underwater gas pipe, burned for more than five hours on Friday. The pipeline is controlled by Pemex, Mexico’s state-owned oil monopoly.

“Women, like men, fight in combat boots.” Recently released photos promoting an upcoming military parade received widespread criticism over the decision to make female cadets rehearse in heels.

A pandemic-fueled expansion of the herds threatens the plant life that many species depend on for survival. But will the public accept killing many more deer?

The attack in the capital, for which the terrorist group Al Shabab claimed responsibility, comes as the Horn of Africa nation begins a crucial election season.

About 48 million Americans are expected to travel over the holiday weekend, a 40 percent jump over last year.

Here’s what Canada’s reopening looked like during my trip through three Western provinces.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems convinced vaccines have broken the link between cases and hospitalizations. In a few weeks, we’ll know whether he’s right.

For six years he was the nation’s second in command, a master of political intrigue who had plotted and thwarted coups before fleeing the Communist victory in 1945.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems convinced vaccines have broken the link between cases and hospitalizations. In a few weeks, we’ll know whether he’s right.