A new federal program designed to train the next generation of Wyoming oil workers signed up lots of eager students. Will any jobs await them?
On an island in Florida, a rare wild rodent faces a dangerous, feline threat
This striking skull shape evolved at least twice. But what was its purpose?
In Burma, goldworking skills have been passed down over generations
A celebrated architect goes out on a limb with a bold new take on building tall
Smithsonian historian David Ward reflects on the work of Langston Hughes
There's a reason river tracing has become the country's newest adventure craze
How researchers got a non-mammal hooked on drugs for the first time
In an unprecedented simulation, NASA learned that its astronauts are a bunch of overachievers
Why President Obama won’t cut a ribbon when the new museum opens this Saturday
Born 150 years ago, H.G. Wells predicted, and inspired, inventions from the laser to email
Knight's Spider Web Farm is Vermont’s original "web site"
During the days of China's Han dynasty, when a ruler died his corpse was carefully packed with jade "plugs"
An eerie vision of the luminous magic we find in ourselves
On the 60th anniversary of Fidel Castro’s secret landing on Cuba’s southern shore, our man in Havana journeys into the island’s rebel heart
The renowned travel writer journeys the length of the U.S.-Mexico border to get a firsthand look at life along the blurry 2,000-mile line
As safari parks encroach on their ancestral lands, indigenous groups struggle to maintain their ways of life
There's a reason Taiwan is known as the "butterfly kingdom"
Energy company NRG has made a pair of sneakers from carbon emissions
The 1968 Hunger Wall is a stark reminder of the days when the country's impoverished built a shantytown on the National Mall
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