The artwork dates to China's Tang dynasty, when horses were a symbol of prosperity
The decision comes 23 years after he was convicted for the murder of 18-year-old Hae Min Lee
For the first time since 2019, millions will travel to Munich for the famous beer festival
The country has pledged $13 million, which will go to the Sahel region in northwestern Africa and other impacted areas
The largest U.S. exhibition of the artist’s work opens in Detroit this fall
By 2027, Golden State residents will have the choice to turn their bodies into nutrient-rich compost
The weight of the world’s ants exceeds that of all wild birds and mammals combined
The stunning, colorful flooring depicts 17 iconographies of birds and animals
Amid Hurricane Fiona, the artist combines his music with an 18-minute film by reporter Bianca Graulau
The innovation shows promise, but so far, it returns many false positives
With some adjustments, the highly sensitive telescope could successfully observe the bright Red Planet
The iconic landmark will go dark at 11:45 p.m. to help the city's conservation efforts
Due to declining ticket sales, Broadway’s longest-running show will close this winter
To boost mental health, one of Brussels' largest hospitals is testing the program in a six-month trial
As part of an ambitious reintroduction plan, conservationists flew in eight of the big cats from Namibia
The island faces major blackouts, and it could be several days before all the lights are back on
In a new collection of short stories, contemporary authors take on the much-loved detective
Scientists propose that about 160 million years ago, the moon was torn apart, creating the planet’s iconic rings
In the most precise experiment to date, researchers confirm a principle of Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity
The renowned dancer's BE BOLD program will provide free dance classes to hundreds of students
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