Never mind losing weight. Isn't it possible to make a few resolutions that embrace food?
Here are terms you should know if you want to show you're already plugged into the new year
Coya Knutson won a seat in the U.S. House in 1954 but was undone by a secret she brought to Washington
From zebras in the Kalahari to satellites pointed at the Sun, the magazine has covered a host of interesting science topics this year
A new exhibition at the Natural History Museum gives visitors a dazzling view of our evolving universe
A look back at the year's most important and fascinating finds in the field of human evolution
In lieu of a list of my top 10 films of the year, here's a look back at some of the best experiences I had at the theaters
Botanically speaking, they are female seed cones. But culinarily, the dark violet orbs look and taste enough like berries to deserve the name
Cats, zombies, earthquakes, chickens--our readers have an eclectic taste
Two classic bits of animation beautifully visualized the evolution of birds from dinosaurs
Are people playing games while climbing the world’s tallest mountain? That's hard to say, but they’re definitely texting
This week, take part in the Portrait Gallery's special winter break and celebrate Kwanzaa
This spiky monotreme can be found in Australia and New Guinea
For an expatriate, there's no such thing as going too far to procure a specialty from home
What did Iguanodon use its big thumb spikes for—stabbing attackers, breaking into seeds, or possibly stripping foliage from branches?
Santa can't do it all. Many places have their own traditions about who—or what—is responsible for bringing Christmas candies and toys
Three trends in big-budget movies coming out this holiday season
Given their probable diet of conifers, I'm surprised there aren't even more holiday sauropods in the Christmas tree mix
A special visit from the Ghost of Christmas Retro-Future
This holiday season, check out some of the most memorable diplomatic gifts given to U.S. presidents
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