Approximately 13,000 Jews were arrested by French authorities in July of 1942
The educational edict was banned after World War II for serving military and nationalistic purposes
Samuel Hahnemann was trying to fix the unscientific field of medicine
Although Bergh's efforts to prevent animal cruelty weren't well-received by all, the ASPCA did change how animals were seen in the United States
The caloric value of the human body is surprisingly low compared to other prehistoric food options
The perfect photographic conditions make for a grand view of the gas giant
Just 39 light years away, GJ 1132b is 1.4 times the Earth's radius and has an atmosphere that may be composed of steam or methane
Describing a unique smell just got easier thanks to a pair of olfactory detectives
Earlier this week the interior structure of pyramid was uncovered at the Dahshur Necropolis, home to some of Egypt's earliest pyramids
Not always for the better
A court ruling overturns a 2009 ban, a move that conservationists worry will increase poaching
Part of an album of 44 photos of prominent abolitionists, the unique photo was recently acquired at auction
It mostly involved playing to their non-alcoholic strengths
Let “Operation Clothes Moths” commence
Pendants and buttons as well as carvings suggest the inhabitants of Wallacea were as advanced as Europeans during the Ice Age
A new study cautions that the scars and warts that afflict many movie villains could contribute to social stigmas
James Watt, who was outed from office in the early 1980s, said the only songs he knew were 'The Star Spangled Banner' and 'Amazing Grace'
When nuclear power plants pressed pause, coal stepped in—and birth weights began to decline
Scientists worry that their presence spells trouble for threatened coral reefs
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