A 32-year-old man was detained at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi while attempting to pass through security with a fake passport claiming that he was 81 years old
After problems caused by a two-day British Airways strike, London Heathrow is set to be plunged into further chaos this week, with climate crisis protesters planning to disrupt Europe's busiest airport on Friday.
Sweden's tallest mountain has lost its title, and climate change is to blame, as the glacier covering its summit continues to shrink due to rising temperatures, scientists have confirmed.
New York's museums hold more than famous paintings -- they are also a treasure trove for fashion lovers. Check out the best museums in Manhattan and Brooklyn if fashion is what you crave.
American undersea explorer Victor Vescovo has become the first person to dive to the deepest points of the earth's five oceans, and he's now back on dry land to reveal his discoveries.
Filled with lavish amenities ranging from private helicopter transportation and personal butlers, these luxurious seaside hotels offer some of the best places to stay Greece.
It takes dedication, patience and a serious caffeine addiction to visit every Starbucks on the planet. It also takes a toll on your love of the coffee.
After spending his savings for a trip to Disney World on food for Hurricane Dorian evacuees, Disney surprised 7-year-old Jermaine Bell with a free VIP vacation.
Pick & Cheese in the Covent Garden district of central London has a 40-meter conveyor belt that delivers an endless supply dairy delicacies straight to diners.
Australian journalist Peter Lalor typically won't pay more than $10 for a pint. He was accidentally charged more than $67,000 for a beer at a hotel bar in Manchester, England.
New York City plans to eliminate its rat population by enticing the creatures with bait before drowning them in a bucket of alcohol.
A new rat-dunking gadget that attracts the rodents with food and then drops them through a trap door into an alcoholic substance will be rolled out in Brooklyn's most infested neighborhoods.