To reduce its carbon footprint, the toy company is searching for a sustainable material for its bricks by 2030
A panel of 60 health experts creates a short list of easy-to-use devices and treatments that could dramatically improve global health
From limiting alcohol consumption to detoxing, many misconceptions circulate about how to keep your kidneys healthy
The findings by Smithsonian scientists dig up the dynamics of daily life in the first permanent British settlement in the colonies
In this Generation Anthropocene podcast, social animals show scientists how to trace our evolution and improve interactions
History, nature and culture combine at these fascinating estates and gardens in our nation's capital
From the moment of his first “What’s Up, Doc?” in 1940, the trickster hare has topped the list of great cartoon characters
The Museum of Arts and Crafts is a trove of cunning inventions
The tech giant's first move in urban planning is installing Wi-Fi hubs throughout New York City. Next, it could take on inefficiencies in public transit
The biological light sources may one day help researchers see deeper into the body's microscopic workings
Stephen Burroughs was a thief, a counterfeiter and a convicted criminal. A rare piece of his fake currency is in the collections
A show on sneaker culture at the Brooklyn Museum hypes its modern Nikes, but perhaps most fascinating are the historic kicks that started it all
Photographer Sara Hylton visited the central Asian nation once the 7.9 tremor shook the earth
Brain scans suggest that certain personality types are wired to have better memories
Artist Hiram Powers earned fame and fortune for his beguiling sculpture, but how he crafted it might have proved even more shocking
These historic merry-go-rounds are survivors of a bygone era, when thrills came in a much tamer form
Special software helped reveal the words on a burned scroll found inside a holy ark near the Dead Sea
Take a drive on Route 66 and encounter the wonders of the road
The biospheres could provide an alternate means of farming in regions with unstable growing conditions
Explore the linguistic tricks used to make Lewis Carroll's puns, parodies and nonsense accessible in hundreds of tongues
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