While no illnesses have yet been reported, people who have an allergy to soy and wheat run the risk of a “serious or life-threatening” reaction.

This week on Campus Life, Shriya Yadamreddi shares some things that college has taught her.

In-depth: Palestinians in the southern West Bank experience an unrelenting, grinding cycle of daily violence as Israeli settlers try to seize their land.

We have no idea what the 20-minute conversation was about.

The Scottish government is right to target smoking, drinking and drug misuse. But the root cause remains: deprivation, says public health expert Prof Devi Sridhar

In late March, after two years of withering attacks on Ukraine, Russia knocked out half of Ukraine’s power supply. Up to that point, Russia’s missiles and kamikaze drones had mostly targeted the Ukrainian substations that push electricity from power plants to consumers. But this time they hit the plants themselves, severely damaging and destroying hydroelectric and fossil fuel stations — all of which are difficult to repair or replace.

Classic style comes with years of research for the Mayo Clinic event executive.

To the human eye, the blooms of the orchid Oberonia japonica are too small to even register as a flower. Instead, they resemble tiny orange discs with a white dot at the center, all whorling around an arched stem. “While it is possible to count the flowers, counting the petals is impossible,” Yuta Sunakawa, a […]

A majority of people with student loan debt have put off major life events like buying a home or getting married, a recent study found.

Is the genre back? Has it ever left? That debate sidesteps the enduring appeal of those movies: They offer a new generation a window into a world that doesn’t revolve around smartphones or social media.