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The stone head the Canaanite goddess of beauty, love and war is unearthed in a Khan Younis field.

A catalogue of errors appears to have led to the sinking of a boat carrying sightseers off northern Japan.

Soaring gas prices have increased demand for more energy-efficient, eco-friendly homes.

Across large swaths of North America, an ancient fruit is growing wild but largely forgotten. However, a community of foodies, farmers and scientists is eagerly trying to change that.

Chagas disease causes misery in poor communities around the world, and may lead to 10,000 deaths a year. Health workers are trying new methods to ease suffering.

Politicians and scientists say they were duped by an organisation making false claims about global warming.

Mr Musk, who made the shock bid just over a week ago, said he would "unlock" the social media firm's potential.

Switching to futuristic foods will reduce carbon emissions and save land and water, a study suggests.

Kane Tanaka was born in 1903, the same year as George Orwell and when Roosevelt was US president.

The former president will be fined $10,000 (£7,850) every day until he turns over requested files.

The machines allow the user to see both his or her reflection and a video of an online instructor.

The tug-of-war for talent continues as employers fight over candidates – yet not every applicant is a hot commodity.

Few mammals have the ability to regenerate a severed spinal cord or heal severe injuries, but a diminutive rodent from Africa could hold the key to a medical revolution.

An experiment to find out has just finished on the International Space Station.

Regulators are trying to clean up the murky truth in online reviews.

Set in one of the coldest and windiest small towns in Australia, Cooma prison holds a dark secret.

As the Wessexes cancel their trip, there are demands for an apology from the royals for past abuses.

Guns have overtaken car crashes as the leading cause of death among young Americans.

The deadly explosion comes amid a revival of violence claimed by Islamic State militants.

Peasants occasionally hosted lavish meat feasts for their rulers, researchers say.

There are more bicycles than cars on La Digue, a 10-sq-km island that is doing everything it can to save itself – and one rare bird species – from overtourism.

Older adults are often passed over in conversations about intimacy. But they may be having more fun than everyone else.

The BBC gets an exclusive look at the upgraded machine helping to overhaul our understanding of the Universe.

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During Covid-19, people once again began to latch onto the benefits of moringa, a tree that's a highly nutritious food, medicine and magical talisman all rolled into one.