The new U.S. president wants to build a coalition of democracies. In Africa, he'll first need to break with dictators.

Phenibut, a perspective-altering drug with a terrible name, is increasingly being abused off-brand in the U.S.

From baristas to roasters and judges to quality experts, women are reshaping the industry in the conservative region.

Nations are responding in creative, if not necessarily optimal, ways to cultural and technological shifts while implementing new tax schemes.

Cymone Davis, 30, is launching a Black boarding school in Tullahassee, Oklahoma, the oldest all-Black town in Indian Territory.

It was supposed to a reunion of best friends after a four-year separation. But Europe isn't looking to return to life before 2016.

They’re emerging as fresh voices in the white world of food writing.

It could open up a whole new world of medical marijuana magic.

The world’s third-biggest polluter says it will surpass its Paris climate accord commitments. But growing fossil fuel investments in the Arctic raise questions about those claims.

Krissy and Alex Mashinsky, veterans of the fashion and cryptocurrency worlds, have launched a platform for American-made goods, verified by blockchain.