Now you see them; now you don't. Pop-up storefronts and eateries have been around for years, but entrepreneurs increasingly are taking the concept in new and unexpected directions.
As athletes have warmed up for the Rio Olympics 2016, dozens of chefs are preparing for a different kind of challenge: feeding the Brazilian host city's hungry with excess food from the Olympic Village.
Ramses Fernandez's most cherished possession is barely larger than a refrigerator, with the legroom of an economy airplane seat and a little more horsepower than a riding lawnmower.
Archaeologists have made a sinister discovery at the top of a Greek mountain which might corroborate one of the darkest legends of antiquity.
A year after hundreds of thousands of refugees snaked their way across southeastern Europe and onto global television screens, the roads through the Balkans are now clear, depriving an arguably worsening tragedy of poignant visibility.
Australia on Thursday accused asylum seekers held in Pacific detention camps of falsely reporting sexual assault in order to get sent to Australia, a day after a newspaper published leaked documents detailing abuse at the Nauru immigration center.
A man who claimed to be a researcher seeking "a private audience" with Donald Trump spent three hours scaling the glass facade of Trump Tower using large suction cups before officers hauled him to safety through an open window.
A plan to lift a midnight curfew in Hanoi to lure more tourists to the capital city has generated applause and concerns among local residents.
Russia said on Wednesday there would be daily three-hour cease-fires in Syria's Aleppo starting on Thursday to allow humanitarian convoys to enter the city safely, a proposal which the United Nations said it would consider.
With startling statistics, a federal investigation of the Baltimore Police Department documents in 164 single-spaced pages what black residents have been saying for years: They are routinely singled out, roughed up or otherwise mistreated by officers, often for no reason.
Lawmakers of three South Korean opposition parties held their first gathering to oppose the deployment of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense on its soil, Yonhap news agency reported on Thursday. Members of three political parties, including the main opposition Minju Party, the People's Party and the minor Justice Party, held the first closed-door meeting to discuss how to launch a tri-party anti-THAAD gathering.
Ecuador said on Thursday it's ready to set a date for Swedish prosecutors to question Julian Assange inside its London embassy - a potential breakthrough in the yearslong international impasse over the WikiLeaks founder.
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