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Today marks a significant change to the British cabinet as Suella Braverman has been fired from her position as Home Secretary, after just seven months in office. The news comes as former prime minister David Cameron has made a surprise

Climate change is a reality that is being felt across the world, and its effects are particularly apparent in Greenland. In recent years, thousands of Greenland's glaciers have been rapidly shrinking. A comparison between before and after photos taken from

There is exciting news for night sky enthusiast who love to watch meteor showers! The Northern Taurid meteor shower is set to become even more spectacular this year. The meteors that are part of this shower are known to be

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been ongoing since 1948 and has only pushed the two groups further apart, as each recent incident devolves into more violence and dispute. Specifically, Palestinian residents of the West Bank have continually borne

Iceland Declares State of Emergency, Evacuates Residents over Threat of Volcanic Eruption The small North Atlantic island nation of Iceland has declared a state of emergency and is evacuating residents from a high risk area after a volcanic eruption. On March

Amazon Deforestation Falls 20% to Lowest Levels in 5 Years The Amazon rainforest, the world's largest tropical rainforest, has experienced an unprecedented 20 percent drop in deforestation this year. According to the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA),

Despite being a place full of life and hope, Gaza is often in the news for violence and civil unrest. For many Gazans, living in extreme conditions for such a prolonged amount of time has become a way of life.

It has been recorded that humanity just experienced its hottest 12-month period in the last 125,000 years. This shocking research was carried out by earth scientists with the help of fossilized coral from around the world. As per their studies,

The Vatican ruled on Monday that transgender people and babies of same-sex couples can be baptized in the Catholic Church. The decision was welcomed by some as a positive step towards expanding fairness, while conservative Catholics were critical of the

Japanese scientists have been developing a new type of satellite that could potentially revolutionize space exploration. Their project, called "Wooden Satellite," aims to send a wooden satellite into space to better understand how it would interact with the environment. The wooden