In 1983, Soviet lieutenant colonel Stanislav Petrov kept his cool and reported a U.S. missile strike as a false alarm, preventing a massive counterstrike
The review, which has been leaked, also suggests changes in uses and/or management of several other monuments
A biologist learns an eel's power first hand, allowing himself to be repeatedly shocked in the name of science
Last sighted in 1976, many are hopeful that the Javan tiger still lives
The first female opera composer, Caccini worked for the super-rich-and-powerful Medici family
The outbreak is primarily affecting the city’s homeless population
A parody of the prestigious Nobel Prizes, the awards celebrate research that makes people laugh, then think
The leucistic mother and baby were filmed by local rangers in August
It features more than 2,500 new works and 69 new exhibits
Gold miners were heard in a bar talking about killing 10 indigenous people in the remote Javari Valley
The Petersen House, across the street from Ford's Theatre, will undergo preservation work to keep it as a museum of the president's final moments
An ancient text called the Bakhshali manuscript has bumped zero’s origin story back by 500 years
Before the probe's final plunge into Saturn’s atmosphere, here’s a look back at what we’ve learned so far
After a dramatic confrontation with the costumed driver, it turns out it was all a test
The newly discovered artifacts are the latest discovery at Vindolanda, once a remote outpost of the Roman empire
Learning how space changes microbes might help fight antibiotic resistance here on Earth
Before McKinley's death, the president didn't have one united protective squad
Those long, thin necks may be used to shade their skin from the hot African Sun
Being single is hard enough without these pejoratives.
From the creator of 'House of Cards,' 'The Parisian Woman' plans to capture the political zeitgeist of the moment
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