By Ned Randolph Ned Randolph covers environmental justice in the southern United States. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication from the University of ...

Japanese investors have been careful about African infrastructure, but a growing number are exploring opportunities, writes Ben Payton.

As shovels and bulldozers from Caltrans prepare to widen Highway 37 in a $500 million project, tides continuously chip away ...

Japanese ligustrum and its sister, Amur River privet, are two of the most invasive plants in Texas landscaping.

The first Japanese-born player to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame stole the show Sunday in Cooperstown.

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Eighty years after the first test, why was there so little dissent at Los Alamos — and what does it mean today?

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Chesterfield police have identified a man whose body was recovered in the Appomattox River earlier this month as Jose Ulloa, ...

High-end restaurants have become one of the UAE's most powerful tools for attracting global wealth, boosting tourism and ...