The Latest Breaking News from Mount Everest

Mount Everest saw a record-breaking day Sunday as Nepali climber Kami Rita Sherpa and Briton Kenton Cool reached the top of the world's highest mountain, extending their records for the most summits by a Nepali and a foreigner.

Everest, Inc. author Will Cockrell discusses why high-net-worth people flock to climb Mount Everest.

On Everest’s more heavily traversed Nepal side, fields of garbage – including cans, bottles, plastic and human and animal excrement are found

Trip of a lifetime to foot of Mount Everest.

British mountaineer died trying to reach summit in 1924 with his colleague, Sandy Irvine, whose body has never been found

Emma Keen continued with her challenge despite attack that left her with gash to leg

Kanchha Sherpa, a member of the first Everest expedition, expresses concerns about overcrowding and pollution on the mountain, emphasizing the need to resp...

Kanchha Sherpa, a member of the first Everest expedition, expresses concerns over crowding and pollution on the sacred mountain, highlighting the environme...

A rock from Mount Everest, a time capsule from Belgium, a physical 'meme' coin and a letter from a private astronaut are now being delivered to the moon's surface by DHL.

In Australia, households not in-the-know might give, receive or regift sub-par panettone at Christmas. But if we learn to choose a good panettone, can this festive fruit bread’s reputation be redeemed?

An icy volcanic comet that is three times as large as Mount Everest, nicknamed the "Devil Comet," erupted again Nov. 14. This is the fourth explosive event for 12P/Pons-Brooks since July 2023.