This year's hominid finds illuminate the great diversity and adaptability of our ancient relatives
Learn about the 2009 official apology to Native Americans, talk with an expert at Air and Space and hear some "post-cool" takes on seasonal classics
The pen, inkwell and one copy of the document that freed the slaves are photographed together for the first time
A new report indicates that we have roughly 8 years to cut fossil fuel use without risking catastrophic levels of warming
This weekend, learn about the health history behind tattoos, watch one man's journey to mark the Dakota War and take in the holidazzle at the Zoo
The oceans show holiday spirit with a worm on coral reefs that resembles a fluffy fir tree adorned with colored ornaments.
What were you doing on the web back in the age of Netscape and Gopher?
Thanks to the successful “Kurisumasu ni wa kentakkii!” (Kentucky for Christmas!) marketing campaign in 1974, Japan can't get enough KFC on Christmas Day
Turks and Caicos had one of the world's first, and largest, salt industries
From the Higgs Boson to the Curiosity rover, 2012 was a major year for science
From feathers to black market fossil controversies, 2012 was a big year for dinosaurs
At the 150th and 50th anniversary of two historic moments, the African American History and Culture Museum and American History Museum team up
What's behind the holiday tradition of hanging hosiery on the fireplace?
Canadian researchers have created a computer model that performs tasks like a human brain. It also sometimes forgets things
Was our future to be delightful or depraved? Sort of depends on your perspective
From the Horten Ho 229 to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, stealth technology has changed a lot
A new study shows that female mice who smell pheromones in potential mates' urine will constantly return to the site of exposure even weeks later
Original designs from artists over the years to celebrate the holidays
Born two hours apart starting at midnight, Dec. 13, the cubs and mother, Billie Jean are all doing fine
Aspiring makers are now finding ways to manufacture their designs in American factories
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