One of the most highly anticipated museums of the past decade, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is finally opening.

Add an extra dose of whimsy and bliss to your big day with a rambunctious pile of rescue puppies.

National Geographic is back at it again with one of the fiercest photography competitions of the year.

This salty soda lake literally turns dead animals into calcified statues. Why do lesser flamingos love it so much?

Old newspapers gain new life as evocative sculptures that tell a story about the relationship between humans and animals.

From Venus flytraps to pitcher plants and bladderworts, explore the wonderfully weird world of carnivorous plants.

Salamanders and newts in Europe are under siege by an invasive and deadly mycological disease. How can we stop it from reaching North America?

Many people don't see arachnids as 'cute,' but maybe they've never laid eyes on a peacock jumping spider.

Wild animals and beloved pets take the subtle art of photobombing to the next level.

Every June, the Elkmont Ghost Town in Great Smoky Mountains National Park lights up with the world's largest gathering of synchronous fireflies.

Assemble these casseroles the night before. Throw them in the oven Christmas morning and breakfast is ready in about an hour.

This modern version of warm milk may help you sleep, but not for the reason you think.

Aria toilet paper is 50% thicker & 3x stronger when wet than the leading recycled brand. It's also eco-friendly.

When it comes to sustainable living, you know about the three Rs: reduce, reuse, recycle. But how much do you know about the fourth R, replenish?

Birds, bees, bats and bees in one London park just got swank new digs courtesy of upcycled Ikea furniture.

Everything you need to know about the Vidalia onion, one of Georgia's most popular exports.

Companion planting offers plants enhanced nutrition, shade, weed protection and more. Here's what to to plant together in your vegetable and flower gardens.

We have a serious housing crisis, and it is just going to get worse.

The pesticides are effective against a wide range of insects — including the good guys.

There's an "imbalance in the housing market" — young buyers want modern designs, open plans and walkable communities but that's not what boomers are selling.

Building codes and zoning bylaws should make it easier for more people to do it.

International Garden Photographer of the Year competition honors best garden, flower and plant images.

Adapting to the future: Technology is changing the way SMEs buy insurance, but brokers have a vital role to play, says Ian Stutz

Gefion has disagreed with the decision, as the regulator points to issues with one of the provider's reinsurance contracts.

Expected broker levy rose to £23m for 2020/21 after spike in PPI complaints.

Manifesto includes 37 commitments and 29 calls for action across nine key areas including regulation, broking challenges, Brexit, and transport.

The insurer contacted thousands of customers mistakenly calling them ‘Michael’ - reports.

The trade body has pledged to support members as the regulator insists all firms must have contingency plans in place to deal with major issues such as Covid-19.

The unrated Danish motor provider says it "strongly disagrees" with the order and adds it has continued its capital raising efforts as it seeks to comply with its solvency capital requirement.

Renovations and extensions may add thousands to a house’s value, but they might not be covered by existing insurance, explains Tim Slattery

The old school approach: Knightsure director Tony Knight prides himself on his old school, face-to-face approach, but is not afraid to take on new challenges such as cyber or how to thrive in the post-Brexit world

In the culmination of the three part series the specialists run through what to do in the coming days, weeks, months and years now that GDPR is in place.

Insurance Age and Axa release the first in a series of whitepapers to help brokers and MGAs launch schemes and delegated authorities.

Former Ardonagh deputy CEO Janice Deakin has stepped back at the consolidator and vowed that she needs a ‘break’ from big deals having worked on the acquisition of Swinton, but added the idea of acting as a non-executive director at another firm presently has little appeal.

Time for action on mental health: As Insurance Age launches the Head Lines mental health campaign, broker and mental health expert Claire Russell shares her own experience.

Lessons to learn: Even before the current crisis, the industry was in need of a shakeup, says Bruce Hepburn

The end of underwriting? Is technology a magic bullet to generate profitable underwriting? Paul Upton asks

Yoga Insurance Services, sister company of OneCall, has signed up as the first client.

The Insurtech UK chairman and Wrisk executive chairman said the “mini meteorite” of Covid-19 has put insurtechs at risk of underfunding.

If people from any age group can't move to a walkable city, then they're going to have to fix what they've got.

Officials in New South Wales are confident that transforming the ghost tunnels could have 'global potential.'

The Coastal Pacific Train route closed following the Kaikoura earthquake in November 2016. The 61-mile route will reopen on Dec. 1, 2018.

How you get around determines where you live, and vice versa.

With newly passed legislation, San Francisco is now the largest city in the country to not require a minimum number of parking spaces for new developments.

Walkers have a comfort zone to prevent collisions.

Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle will close this week. It offered sweeping views for drivers (but no one else) and had become an earthquake safety hazard.

Big, efficient cities. High-tech mega farms. And a new generation of nuclear power. That's how to save nature, says a new manifesto.

Months after opening a flagship training center near Las Vegas, SolarCity is exiting the state and slashing jobs.

Mathieu Flamini has been keeping a secret: He's developing a viable alternative to oil.

Other countries have already installed thousands of offshore turbines. Will the U.S. be next?