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New exhibits along the historc canal, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlight its importance to many groups.

Land clearance has started, and bids are out to build a major airport in an area archaeologists and others say is too fragile and important to risk.

With more and more types of wheels on the road, Italy tries to sort them out with new rules and limits.

The U.S. Embassy and Mickey D team up to help American travelers connect for consular services.

They're popular with visitors and locals alike—until they're abandoned in doorways and on sidewalks, or are speeding down the sidewalk.

In the race for speed, Japan's latest bullet train may be inching ahead of China, but the real winner may be a Japanese maglev line.

An experiment in carbon-free rapid transit in a hilly Spanish town takes a safety break.

Drivers who deliver airline food to the planes are planning a five-day strike this week over new schedules that force them to work extra weekends.

Gare du Nord was evacuated for several hours Monday when a World War II shell was found in a Eurostar passenger's luggage.

The planned airport express will likely not be ready for the 2024 Olympics, unless Parisians are willing to put up with two years of disruption.

American Airlines has turned its museum into something much bigger than a tribute to the company's history.

Excavation near the Colosseum has revealed a lost treasure of Roman art and history, now being excavated.