After a nerve-wracking entry, NASA spacecraft Juno successfully entered the gas giant's orbit
Researchers in California and China have discovered a new method for breaking polyethylene into liquid fuel and solid wax
Readers on July 4, 1915 learned the story of a would-be assassin who said he was trying to keep the U.S. out of the European conflict
The lost story of the Basque heritage is just waiting to be discovered and could be revealed just by watching craftsmen rebuild an ancient whaler
An Armenian-American trio performs traditional folk songs with a modern American sensibility
In honor of Canada's sesquicentennial anniversary, explore its spectacular parks gratis
Your bags usually make the same journey you do. But before they've even boarded, they're in for a six-mile automated trip through the bowels of the airport
Refugees and the technology of exile
During his lifetime, abolitionists ridiculed Key’s words, sneering that America was more like the “Land of the Free and Home of the Oppressed”
For International Bag Free Day, an intimate look at American mass consumption through the eyes of photographer Chris Jordan
How did the pliosaurus, a 45-foot-long underwater prehistoric predator, keep up with its prey? A biomechanics expert finds answers by observing the penguin
They also have very little to do with the New York City amusement park
A new theory has scientists buzzing
The new exhibition touches on design, landscape architecture, the life of icebergs and climate change
The American History Museum's Lemelson Center will record 20 oral histories from early video game innovators
This 1980s-era “gene gun” fired the shot heard around the world
Globalization and new technologies have given us more control and more power over our food than ever before. What's next?
Calli, the 11-year-old sea lion gave birth on June 26; mother and pup are bonding and doing well
Ride along through this Taiwanese city's back alleys and far-flung neighborhoods
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