Japans Hashima Island, or Gunkanjima, was once a bustling coal-mining community with more than 5,000 residents and one of the ...

Hashima, known as “Battleship Island,” reached its peak in the mid-20th century thanks to coal. The shift to oil ultimately ...

Exploring abandoned sites including a gun factory in Poland where crates of AKM/47 rifles were found, the $100 million family ...

Despite once being one of the most populated places in the world, Hashima Island now resembles something out of a horror movie, long after all of its residents left. The Japanese island, also known as ...

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Harshitha Samarawickrema’s splendid 48 not out off 37 balls took Sri Lanka over the line in a low-scoring thriller... Pakistan were bowled out for 55, their lowest total in T20I cricke. A collapse ...

One of South Carolina’s Sea Islands, Edisto Island offers a peaceful escape with no traffic lights, chain restaurants, or high rises. The island’s charm lies in its slower pace, natural beauty, and ...

I thought Gunkanjima was just an "island of desolate ruins" When I heard the name Gunkanjima, what came to mind were cracked concrete buildings and a desolate island landscape overgrown with weeds.

The deadly collision shut down the westbound roadway for hours in the midst of Labor Day holiday weekend traffic.

The Subica-Kawakami family is doing their best to get by after experiencing the worst flooding of their lives, resulting in the loss of two pets and buried remains of another.