Newly digitized photos tell the story of animals that fought as soldiers during the Great War
Structural coloration, like that in peacock plumage, holds promise for images that don't fade away
Black jockeys won more than half of the first 25 runnings of the Kentucky Derby. Then they started losing their jobs
After a century of strip mining and deforestation, New Caldonia researchers are working to de-contaminate marine waters
A new treatment, tested on lambs, involves letting fetuses mature in fluid-filled sacs
Beyond Tel Aviv, towns are adopting enticing new approaches to cuisine that celebrate the history of the region and and the diversity of its people
A global disease monitoring network is banking on the idea that healthier wildlife means healthier humans
Drawing your own unlock pattern on a touchscreen is faster and easier to remember than a password, and much harder to crack
On the anniversary of the conflagration, mysteries still remain
Todd Gitlin, former president of Students for a Democratic Society, shares his perspective on protest in the 60s and now
In a storied part of France, a group of artisan producers is making this beloved wine the old fashioned way—sans fizz
A collaboration between Smithsonian researchers and the Emberá people of Panama aims to rewrite a fraught narrative
An earthquake in Nepal fills hikers on Everest with fear. Once the tremors subside, however, a new threat begins to loom on the horizon: an avalanche
From remote hideaways to coastal harbors, discover the towns that topped our list this year
When you're crane-lifting a giant hovercraft into a ship's hold, plenty can go wrong
An online database explores the nearly 36,000 slave voyages that occurred between 1514 and 1866
The planet's rings are coy when it comes to revealing their age, but astronomers are getting closer
It’s been 500 years since London’s artisans turned a festival into a rampage
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