These monkeys do whatever it takes to pass on their genes, including killing others’ offspring
On the 50th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery, the first African American president paid tribute to an event in civil rights history
Newly discovered 38,000-year-old cave art predates the French post-Impressionist art form
Tourists flock to this coastal Alaskan town to photograph the vulnerable icons—raising hairy ethical questions
The gelatinous glop could be the key to everything from bio-inspired kevlar to shark defense for divers
A new display at the American History Museum marks the 75th Anniversary of Executive Order 9066
Presidential candidate Barack Obama's scheduled speech to the Democratic National Convention fell on the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech
On the Western Front, meticulously crafted iron trees were used by both sides to conceal enemy forces
Small as they are, bumblebee brains are surprisingly capable of mastering novel, complex tasks
Toast the Oscars at one of these Old Holywood watering holes
Far from being silent remnants, Neanderthal genes play a profound role in how modern human genes are expressed
A century ago, a recording of the startlingly novel "Livery Stable Blues" helped launch a new genre
We still don’t know why our minds seem so determined to exit the present moment, but researchers have a few ideas
A number of researchers are developing tools to defuse or detonate land mines without harming civilians
In Yellowstone, elk calves are left unprotected by their herd and are the easiest prey for wolves to catch. Luckily, the newborns have no scent
Director Greg MacGillivray's latest documentary premieres at the National Air and Space Museum
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The deadly scourge goes back for centuries, but how many?
Newly discovered evidence is upending our understanding of how early settlers made a life on the island -- and why they suddenly disappeared
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