Driven by anti-war sentiment, he went on to carry out several terrorist attacks in NYC to protest U.S. involvement in WWI
Research suggests that some worker ants excel at inactivity
The apparel company recently released a prototype that incorporates recycled ocean plastic
An abandoned military strategy leads to the first “cloud movie”
Experts say ultrasound fingerprint sensors are harder to hack
Software algorithms offer a non-invasive way to track the big cats
Immersive storytelling brings a bit of sobering reality to would-be donors
Whiskey lovers, take note: the state currently boasts 5.7 million barrels of aging bourbon
The club has croquet to thank for its famous lawns
As the planet warms, researchers are trying to engineer a cow that can beat the heat
See the Great Barrier Reef from a turtle's view
This was one of hundreds of bioweapon simulations carried out in the 1950s and 1960s
The nuclear power plant's owners still don't know exactly what is going on inside the three reactors that melted down
The ancestor of the bacterium responsible for the Black Plague isn’t nearly as deadly
Meet Benjamin Rush, father of the temperance movement, signer of the Declaration of Independence
Only a small fraction of the remaining wall is in good condition
It's the earliest surviving complete feature-length film, made in 1911
Women of color in science are more likely to experience some forms of bias
One scientist thinks it’s because of toxic plant chemicals
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