A fire that tore through Brazil's National Museum has sparked debate about whether or how to rebuild, as experts warn about the irreplaceable loss of original objects

The head of the U.N. education agency says schools are ground zero in the fight against anti-Semitism and extremist violence

In China's far west, authorities are distancing Muslim children from their families by putting them in dozens of orphanages and boarding schools

The Croatian town of Dubrovnik, which has been used to film 'Game of Thrones,' is a prime example of the negative effects of mass tourism.

Experts with UNESCO say it could take years to restore Brazil's National Museum and the vast collections that were ravaged by a fire on Sept. 2

Mourning for Aretha Franklin goes beyond tribute to open celebration of black culture

Tributes to 'The People's Diva" have not just been a testament to Aretha Franklin's life and musical legacy, but a celebration of black culture

Denmark's famed Viking ship museum, damaged by a rising sea level in 2013, will be torn down

A few months after floodwaters devastated a Maryland town's main street for the second time in two years, authorities are moving to demolish roughly five percent of Ellicott City's historic district

A border fence from ancient times: Hadrian's Wall in England