The contaminants can be traced back to World War II's Manhattan Project
A new exhibition showcases art that seeks to make sense of destruction
Modeling research provides a “good starting point” for finding where these species overlapped
An open letter calls for the reversal of a ruling giving the government ownership of work made in the prison
Hoping to boost tourism, the Friuli Venezia Giulia region is offering to pay for travelers' train fares and museum passes
Filled with photos, notes about crushes and a handkerchief, the late Beverly Williams' pink clutch is like a time capsule
World Wildlife Fund researchers say vertebrate populations decreased by 69 percent, on average
The demonstration is the latest in a string of nonviolent protests that involve tampering with famous works of art
Nikon’s Small World Photomicrography contest winners captured a gecko hand, breast tissue cells and dozens of other minuscule moments
Conservation groups are offering more than $51,000 for information on the killings
Archaeologists found the artwork beneath a building in Rastan
Advances in technology allowed researchers to film these cannibalistic insects hunting for the first time
Archaeologists in Belize have found 1,500-year-old salt kitchens attached to workers' homes
The Supreme Court hears a case that could redefine the limits of fair use and creative expression
Typhoon Merbok’s flooding and winds revealed the complete femur, lying in the mud
The recently discovered vessel is vulnerable on the seafloor, but raising it from the depths comes with unique challenges
Iranians are using art to challenge the government's "morality police" and violent crackdowns following the death of Mahsa Amini
The prehistoric reptile's skin may have been preserved by scavengers, research suggests
From the video game's blocks, he built galaxies, a nebula, a black hole and the solar system
Once home to the Ute Tribes, the site later became a military training base for the skiing soldiers who fought in World War II
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