For decades, Ivory sold itself as the suds that made legwear last longer
Combining tropes from various other films, Speckles: The Tarbosaurus 3D shows just how tired dinosaur cinema is
BPA, a chemical used in aluminum soda cans and other food packaging, was found to be associated with childhood obesity in a new study
Get ready to gush, we've got a photo of the new mom and baby from the Zoo
Hello, Great American History Puzzlers! I’m Ken Jennings–yes, the 70-something-time Jeopardy! champion, but also a lifelong history buff and puzzle addict. In the weeks to come, I’ll gradually be unveiling a series of diabolically devious enigmas and brain-teasers over at The Great American History Puzzle website. One lucky winner will be headed to Washington D.C. [...]
Can modern science determine who shot this 18th century Swedish king?
Scientists have figured out why some of the "Flowers in a blue vase" became discolored over time
A new study finds that 70 percent of coral reefs worldwide will be damaged by warmer and more acidic waters
Man's best friend is becoming a key player in fighting cancer, allowing scientists to speed up the process of connecting dots between genetics and disease
There are plenty of awful movie dinosaurs, but the tyrannosaur in a 1990 rip-off of The Fly is the worst of all
A new study of mammal locomotion challenges the claim that hominids evolved two-legged walking because of its energy savings
Joyful good news from the Zoo this morning. For the first time in seven years, a giant panda cub was born
This week, take in some spoken word, learn more about the artist behind iconic scenes and tour the official guest house of U.S. presidents
As models flaunt designer wear during fashion week, a subway rider imparts her own bold style
Joann Stevens from the American History Museum looks to Saturday's grooving festivities, marking a month of programming for Hispanic Heritage Month
As 2012 comes to a close, our food writer takes stock of his progress on fulfilling his personal promises
Paleontologists are naming new dinosaurs every week, but some names are eventually sent to the scientific wastebasket
Family Fall Day gives visitors the chance to see research on the bay up close
By stimulating neural activity with electrodes, researchers boosted the mental skills of rhesus monkeys under the influence of cocaine
Hunters say that the practice brings to life a natural drama between predators. But to many others, the practice is little more than wildlife harassment
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