A 7-year-old boy went back into a burning home to save his baby sister
It was a typical night at the Davidson household in New Tazewell, Tennessee, on December
Jason Diego
In Wuhan, nearly half a million people may have had Covid-19, study shows. That’s almost 10 times the official figure
The study used a sample of 34,000 people in the general population in Wuhan —
China turns off the lights in ‘Christmas town’ as officials race to meet energy targets
But production almost stopped in mid-December, as local authorities switched off the lights. Ma Hairu,
How the pandemic brought a rising tide of hunger to Europe
She struggled with mental health issues after fleeing an abusive relationship, moving herself and her
Australia is the last Western holdout on the climate crisis. But some states and businesses are calling for change
Queensland’s Galilee Basin, an area roughly the size of Britain, is set to produce its
Campaigners fear UK coronavirus lockdown is making forced marriage victims more vulnerable than ever
Trapped at home, isolated from the outside world, and prevented from returning to school —
Indian police charge army captain of murdering three men in the Kashmir Valley
The men — laborers Abrar Ahmad Khan, Imtiyaz Ahmad and Abrar Ahmad Yousuf, who had
Manchester City FC: ‘Compromised’ Covid-19 security bubble forces postponement of Premier League game witn Everton FC
“After the latest round of Covid-19 testing, the club returned a number of positive cases,
Kansas City Chiefs prepare to ‘heal’ ahead of playoffs; Jacksonville Jaguars seal number one pick in draft
A narrow 17-14 win for the Kansas City Chiefs against the Atlanta Falcons earned the
NBA: Dallas Mavericks blow out LA Clippers by 51 points
The team’s young talisman Luka Doncic, 21, led the way with 24 points, eight assists