Tom Hunt limps to the South Pole and Colin O'Brady finally hits the Antarctic landmass in our latest update on the Antarctic ...

Disneyland fans are hoping a new Avatar boat ride will feature ground-breaking technology from a jaw-dropping attraction ...

As we prepare to usher in the new year, we take a moment to salute some of the key figures from the world of motorsport that ...

Guy Martin pushed the limits in a land speed record attempt, and this crash shows the risks of going extreme. Watch as speed, precision, and danger collide in a heart-stopping moment. Motorsport fans ...

Bridgeport Records has made a name for itself for its inclusive and diverse approach to the Chicago music scene. A Chicago record store is facing racist harassment and death threats for stocking ...

The death of a Montgomery County, Maryland, firefighter earlier this year has inspired legislation that aims to accelerate the payout of pension and survivor benefits to the families of fallen first ...

Well, I'm not sure if I REALLy set the record...but it sure did feel like I was going fast! #shorts Got Questions? I’ve got answers: How do I respond to comments? Why does it look like I’m making real ...

An ancient lake that vanished from California’s Death Valley National Park thousands of years ago has made a rare return after the area was soaked by record-setting rainfall. Recent storms have ...

An ancient lake that dried up approximately 130,000 years ago has reemerged after record rainfall in California’s Death Valley, arguably the hottest place on Earth. Lake Manly was formed during the ...

Bentley took its luxury sedan to a track just 100 miles from the Arctic Circle—and left with a stunning winter lap record. Bentley Flying Spur Speed set an ice track lap record in northern Sweden’s ...

An ancient lake has reemerged after Death Valley National Park experienced record-breaking rainfall this fall. From September to November, Death Valley, located in California and Nevada, received 2.41 ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Between 128,000 and 186,000 years ago, when ice covered the Sierra Nevada, a lake 100 miles long and 600 feet deep ...