Co-founded by two journalists, InfoNile has grown into a sprawling ecosystem of cross-border investigations, multimedia storytelling, and data-driven reporting across the Nile Basin's 11 countries.

In one photo a dismantled campfire lighter sits on a discarded box of Naloxone, or Narcan, at the base of a pile of garbage ...

Bend — reach, grab — stow, and I was back on my way in seconds, having once again practiced plogging! I was delighted to ...

Swim or scuba through the crystal-clear cenotes, millennia-old sinkholes scattered throughout the jungles near Tulum. The ...

The first day of my trip was full. Freshly caffeinated after an early flight, I scoured the stellar collection of the Detroit ...

Archaeologists have discovered a vast network of ancient irrigation canals near Eridu in Iraq, regarded as the world’s oldest ...

Charleston’s top outdoor restaurants offer rooftop views, garden patios and coastal breezes that make every meal feel like a ...

The following report is part of a Verite News series: "Devil's Bargain: How the slave trade built and sustained New Orleans" ...

Story behind a 19th-century Lagos photograph featuring three ordinary women traders, teachers, and healers during colonial Nigeria's transformation.

Join the Trinity River Clean-Up and raft trip on July 26 to help protect one of California’s most vital salmon-bearing ...

Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy looks to find answers to agricultural drainage issues for the future, while still ...

The same can be said for team leader Reggie Goldkuhl, who has spent the last 10 years kayaking on the Green and knows the ...