A new book explores the little-known life and career of Hans Sloane, whose collections led to the founding of the British Museum
In a country where more than 37 million people speak Spanish, stations like Telemundo reach under-served communities
In the wake of this year's hurricanes, epidemiologists are assessing the effects of mold, toxic leaks and other threats
Braveheart is the undisputed alpha male of this band of gelada baboons. But he's been displaying a passive attitude toward his queen
“Wine Cubes” will be popping up on Armenian vineyards—and building up the country’s enotourism industry
What people actually did to prevent the dead from rising again was very different than what Hollywood would have you think
And why some of us just can't get enough of it
Nineteenth-century urbanization unleashed the nation's anarchic spirits, turning holiday mischief into mayhem
Declassified records and journals to be released in coming decades will shed new light on pivotal 20th-century figures and events
There are unlikely to be any bombshells, and it’ll be months or years before historians can draw conclusions from the new files
The city housing authority’s designs for a mixed-income community include a once-shuttered high school that could guard against displacement amid change
On May 18, 1980, the Mount St. Helens became the largest and most destructive volcanic eruption in U.S. history
In a startling parallel to today’s opioid crisis, the drugs were liberally—and legally—prescribed despite little information on safety
This Rock ’n’ Roll maverick was a true New Orleans original
Some dinos were small, fluffy and frankly adorable, a new analysis shows
A silver lining to the worldwide epidemic of white nose syndrome: People like bats more now
Researchers at Iowa State University are using a new technique involving the UV-light producing device to curb bad odors
The co-author of a classic holiday song still can’t catch a break
The 170,000 pages found might be “the most important collection of Jewish archives since the Dead Sea Scrolls.”
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