There’s this feeling that each of us is wandering through life, the unique product of our own past and our own experiences.
The shape of the seahorse's snout and its painfully slow movements create help create minimal water disturbance, increasing its odds of bagging prey
David Richards first claimed that title back in 2001, with a paltry 331,038 lights, but last year he was overtaken by a New York family
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Really, this debate isn't about 23andMe, but about a broader question of how to deliver and interpret personal genetic data
In Old Arabi, Louisiana the historic LeBeau Plantation was burned down by men looking for ghosts, according to local news reports
Leaks from natural gas extraction may be a bigger source of U.S. methane emissions than previously thought, a new study finds
A new law bans gatherings of more than 10 people
If employee performances were broken down by age, however, the data show that older employees actually increase their sales performance at funner jobs
Just because the Pilgrims did Thanksgiving dinner the hard way, doesn't mean you have to
In the Disney animation studio, different types of snow are made by tweaking a computer model. In the real world, they're made by changing the temperature
On Sunday, Pope Francis displayed the remains of what is thought to be Saint Peter
A mounting body of research shows that the circumstances and chronic stresses of poverty interrupt the development of the brain
The fact that women feel the need to change their appearance more than men starts long before Botox and boob jobs are on the table
The Washington Codex, now on display at the Freer gallery, became one of the earliest chapters in Charles Freer's appreciation of beauty and aesthetics
From the Gilded Age to the Great Depression, the menu had a lot more than turkey and stuffing
The Iran nuclear deal won't stop the country's ability to make a nuclear weapon, but it will give us more warning time
Artist Danny Quirk's paintings on the skin of willing friends show in textbook-like detail the muscle, bone and tissue that lie underneath
This new IPCC video boils down the physical science behind climate change in language anyone can understand
It's an adapted version of a Narragansett Native American word that translates to "eaten raw or uncooked"
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