"Approximately 300 dead in an earthquake in Italy," the cartoon said. "It is still unknown whether it shouted Allahu Akbar (God is Great in Arabic)". The cartoon prompted widespread outrage.

Before an earthquake, people should take steps to secure furniture — including bookcases, refrigerators and televisions — that could potentially injure or kill someone if those items were to ...

The United Nations estimates 300,000 people… Aftershock shakes Morocco as aid begins arriving in wake of deadly earthquake People in Morocco slept in the streets of Marrakech for a third ...

Thousands of temblors occur every day. Here’s what you need to know about where they usually take place and how they're measured. Thousands of earthquakes occur every day. Most are too minor to ...

Thousands of people left their homes and are staying in emergency shelters. The earthquake was a 7.6 in magnitude, which caused damage to houses and roads in central Japan, with some buildings ...

Her daughter, who was visiting from Florida, said it was her first earthquake and thought it was a train. People, including several celebrities, took to social media to post they were awakened by ...

Watch: People injured in the earthquake are rushed to a rescue helicopter A powerful earthquake has killed at least 1,000 people and injured 1,500 in eastern Afghanistan, an official of the ruling ...

HT has known hard times and good times, and faced many challenges over the decades. Its role has been to counsel, correct and ...

May 2021: Everyone knows about “The Big One.” A massive earthquake is expected to hit the Northwest. It will be centered off the Pacific coast, causing destruction far inland. But there are ...

Pretty impressive, huh? Fortunately, most of the earthquakes that occur each year are much too small to be felt by most people. Magnitude scales can be used to describe earthquakes so small that they ...

Over 1,200 people died in Türkiye and Syria as hundreds of buildings collapsed in the areas hit by an earthquake of 7.8-degree magnitude with its epicenter in the border city of Gaziantep.

It has been a generation since Los Angeles had a major earthquake disaster. Even in an active seismic year, many residents say they refuse to become alarmist. By Corina Knoll and Jill Cowan ...