Thousands of historic toys will sit in storage until Pollock’s Toy Museum finds a new home
Eating one serving of locally caught fish could equate to drinking contaminated water for a month, a new study finds
'Here Lies Love' is an immersive stage production about the Philippines’ former first lady
Sister André survived both world wars, the 1918 influenza pandemic and even a Covid-19 diagnosis at the age of 116
The find promises to shed new light on lingering questions about runic writing's early history
Behman Zakeri has seen the film more than 100 times—and wants to restore the home to its on-screen glory
Officials speculate these may include balloons, drones, airborne plastic bags or birds
The pioneering entertainer enjoyed a dazzling career that kept him dancing for decades
The Bronze Age well was full of decorative ceramics, jewelry and other items likely used for ritual purposes
The technology could one day protect wider areas than metal lightning rods do, perhaps shielding airports and launchpads during storms
Warming oceans can drive sea-level rise and extreme weather
The stunning 16th-century painting by Giovanni Battista Moroni is now on display
Charles Byrne asked for his body to be buried at sea. Instead, an anatomist bought his bones and displayed them to the public
In response to the text-generating bot ChatGPT, the new tool measures sentence complexity and variation to predict whether an author was human
The high-tech method allowed researchers to examine the artifact without opening it
The decline, which was correlated with warming waters in a new study, is bad news for ecosystems
The original vehicle was deemed too dangerous for a regular trip home and will only be used in an emergency
Eric Finkelstein, a 34-year-old healthcare IT consultant, had been planning the attempt for months
Free speech groups—and playwright Paula Vogel—are condemning the school board's decision
Four people are under investigation for illegally exporting the painting and money laundering
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