NASA has noted the countries most likely to be hit by an impending asteroid with one Arab country in the list.

Your first diamond purchase is a moment you never forget. Whether it’s a pair of diamond earrings or an engagement ring, these jewelry pieces are designed to last and often mark a special occasion.

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More than one million people have fled the war in Sudan to seek refuge in neighbouring South Sudan, according to the United Nations. In its latest update on one of the world’s worst displacement ...

Diamonds have long been the ultimate symbol of love and commitment, their sparkling brilliance forever linked to life’s most emotional moments. Thanks to decades of marketing genius—most ...

One of the key attributes of diamonds is how tough and durable they are (hence their popularity in engagement ring settings). So it might surprise you to learn that you have to take extra steps to ...

Omdurman, Sudan — It is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, but probably the one you've heard the least about. Fueled by nearly two years of civil war, Sudan is in the grip of a man ...

A doorbell camera on a Canadian home captured rare video and sound of a meteorite striking Earth as it crashed into a couple's walkway. When Laura Kelly and her partner returned home after an ...

Scientists were in awe of the incident, claiming it was the first time the sound and footage of a meteorite strike were captured together. In an incredible and miraculous moment, a Canadian man ...

eologist Chris Herd confirmed that this could be the first documented meteorite fall with sound. On Prince Edward Island in Canada, a camera may have captured the first-ever footage of space ...

While the owners were out on a walk, their camera recorded the once-in-a-lifetime sound of a meteorite hitting the ground. Thankfully the crash happened with no injuries or major property damage ...

In 2004, I traveled to Darfur, the western region of Sudan, with then-Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) and my chief of staff, Dan Scandling. We came back to the U.S. and shared what we had seen.