New York's marathon is the country's largest, and last year, it was cancelled
A Berkeley startup's new spin on an old fuel-producing technology is a win-win for the environment
Parents of newborns born in Germany now have a third option for the gender section of their birth certificate
One neuroscientist is peering into the canine brain, and says he's found evidence that dogs may feel love
With Frax, users can create mathematically-driven art, adding color, depth and texture to geometric shapes
When the beautiful historic buildings of our nation's capital need repair, architects get creative with the exterior work
Inventors of software called EngageSense say you can tell if kids are engaged in class by analyzing their eye movements
Oyster larvae find their homes by responding to the unique sounds of a reef
“A Measure of the Earth: A Cole-Ware Collection of American Baskets” opens at Renwick Gallery
Pulled from the Smithsonian collections, these items range millennia, from pre-historic dinosaurs to the very first supercomputer
Playwright David Mamet writes that whether roaming free or stuffed, this symbol of the West tells a thousand stories
An amateur naturalist’s unparalleled artworks still inspire conservationists and collectors alike
Explorer John Wesley Powell filled in “great blank spaces” on the map – at times buoyed by a life preserver
A haunting image captures America’s quintessential poet, writes author Mark Strand
The farmworker’s initiative improved lives in America’s fields, and beyond
Does the hat that links us to his final hours define the president? Or does the president define the hat?
Mark Bowden investigates how the unmanned, remote-controlled aircraft altered the battlefield forever
Beautifully crafted blades point to the continent’s earliest communities
The master of home entertaining takes a look at one of the most game-changing inventions of the 19th century
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