Nepal earthquake

Geologists from around the world have disputed the mammoth mountain's height, creating consequences for Nepal.

Imja Tsho has been rapidly expanding due to climate change.

A Dutch man and an Australian woman died while descending from the summit.

Photojournalist Omar Havana portrays Nepali life in the aftermath of the disaster.

A school for intellectually disabled children tucked away in the hills of Nepal struggles in the aftermath of the 2015 Ghorka earthquake.

Survivors of the devastating 2015 quake are living in barely adequate temporary shelters, with poor access to drinking water, food and health care.

Gangs are preying on the children of Nepalese refugees, it has been reported.

Locals in earthquake-damaged Kathmandu Valley choose tradition over modern restoration.

Researchers say the 2015 Nepal earthquake and the landslides it caused paint a picture of what may happen in the Pacific Northwest, from California to British Columbia.

Earthquake relief fails to get through as pressure grows in Nepal to pivot to China.

Recovery from this year's earthquake is stalled by Indian embargo.

Almost 250,000 children are being schooled in temporary classrooms not suitable for sub-zero temperatures.

Quake could hit western border with India, putting millions at risk, new study finds.

Prime Minister Sushil Koirala appealed for more aid at a conference of donors.

The U.N. has warned of safety concerns and the risk of theft at the sites.

Losses to the economy from Nepal's worst disaster on record stand at $7 billion, the government said.

Nepal will ask international experts to assess the safety of Mount Everest trekking trails.

Villagers are trying to balance the desperate need for immediate shelter with a desire for long-term security.

The helicopter, lost on an earthquake relief mission, was found high on a mountainside in Nepal with three bodies recovered and five feared dead.

Military helicopters continued their search for a missing U.S. Marines chopper Thursday, as the death toll from Tuesday's tremor rose to 110.

At least three dozen people were killed after an earthquake shook the Himalayan nation on Tuesday, just weeks after a devastating quake killed more than 8,000 people.

The 115 Nepalis and two Americans were evacuated on Monday from three remote mountain villages north of the capital Kathmandu.

A flash appeal by the U.N. has received just 5 percent of its funding.

Nepal's citizens are abandoning their capital to bring supplies to far-flung villages the government and NGOs can't reach.

Shortages of clothing, food and more are feared.

Critics say sending aid to Nepal is to distract from the Palestinian issue. Is that fair?

An entire village, which includes 55 guesthouses for trekkers, was wiped out by the avalanche.

But the death toll, now at 7,056, is likely to rise as an entire village was carried away by an avalanche.

The death toll from the earthquake a week ago passed 6,600.

Nepali farmer Rishi Ram Khanal was pinned to the ground by fallen rubble and forced to drink his own urine.