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Nepal is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world because of its rich history and culture, spectacular mountain ranges, scenic surroundings, historical and religious landmarks, and abundant wildlife. Nepal is a favorite destination among a

Spicy rubs hurt like hell when you get them rubbed into your skin, but I can’t imagine that and an 8-inch long sausage coming across as threatening.

Yes, but what is it? That has been many people's reaction to the furore over the Large Hadron Collider, due to be switched on this Wednesday. The biggest, most expensive experiment in history is attracting both scientific hyperbole and hysteria. Some say

For all Henny Penny's fears that the sky is falling, there really is a threat from the heavens FT235 Is the destruction of mankind written in the stars? A supernova is among the most dramatic astronomical events imaginable.

The west coast of Turkey has a tradition of camel wrestling, which pits champion beasts from local villages against each other in a dusty stadium. But it tends to be as comic as it is exciting, since camels aren't natural-born fighters.

Authorities say they've arrested a man who broke into the home of two California farmworkers, stole money, rubbed one with spices and whacked the other with a sausage before fleeing.

A unique experiment found that a specific, individual brain cell fires when a person watches episodes of "The Simpsons" - and goes into action once again when a person thinks about the show.

I'd go as far as to say that the original three Star Wars movies taught children some of the worst lessons that any movie series could have, and when I'm done explaining why, you'll have to agree with me.

The Bard, William Shakespeare, created a lot of fascinating characters, and some of the most fascinating are the villains. They encompass the worst of human

The hour news cycle affects everyone differently and horribly A television reporter in Hong Kong has resigned after he was