"I've seen the Promised Land," Martin Luther King Jr. said in a speech in Memphis on April 3, 1968. He was assassinated the following day
In the hours following the assassination of Dr. King, public figures like Jesse Jackson and Bobby Kennedy voiced their reactions publicly
Eko Core clips on to existing stethoscopes and lets physicians share heart sounds through their smartphones and the Web
The British painter is the subject of a new film, but where can you see him stateside?
A spitting sun, a well-loved lake and a happy accident on Mars star in this week's best space images
The historic aircraft—first to fly nonstop from New York to Paris—is lowered to the ground inside the Air and Space Museum
Tony-award, winning playwright Ken Ludwig says he's injecting Indiana Jones cinematic adventure into the theatrical experience
When MLK called for people to come to Selma, Detroit's Carl Benkert arrived with his tape recorder, making the indelible album "Freedom Songs"
Flops from a "knife and fork cleaner" to a "cholera belt" provide a curious look at life in 19th century England
Each year, admirers of the oft-neglected Founding Father gather for a multi-day birthday celebration ranging across Manhattan.
But perhaps unsurprisingly, Facebook and Twitter can cause stress to spread when bad things happen to friends and family
What's it like to live and work in the coldest inhabited place on Earth? Photographer Amos Chapple shares his stories from the frozen cities of Siberia
At the American History Museum, a collection of rarely seen historic currency proofs are being made ready for a public debut
When Jack scores a kill, all kinds of grassland creatures come out of the woodwork to steal it. Even worse, Jack's rival is secretly waiting to ambush him
Satellite images show that while the scale of deforestation is small, it is bleeding into protected areas
A lethal helping of foxglove seems to have triggered the downfall of a warlord of Verona
James Barker, a photographer from Alaska, shares his memories of documenting the famed event
During World War I, the powers that ran Montana sought any excuse to silence dissent
What started as an art project has become a mission to reintroduce Americans to native fruits that have faded from popularity
Written by a former New York Times restaurant critic, this tome will keep your appetite satisfied for a lifetime
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