Death certificates indicate that the children died of illness, malnutrition and blunt force trauma
A newly described species of Hell Ant impaled its tiny victims on its reinforced horn and may have slurped up their bug blood
Vandals covered the statue’s hands in red paint and wrote “Hate will not be tolerated” on its base
But more research is needed to determine whether this is actually a bad thing
After 13 years of exploration, one of NASA's most successful probes will crash into Saturn's atmosphere
The trailblazing activist has died at age 88
Prior to the settlement, the courts had been tasked with deciding whether or not U.S. copyright law applies to animals
The driver was arrested but released after hitting Bliss
A new neural network makes lists of diseases we thankfully don't have
Eating chocolate is a relatively new innovation
Many believe these seeds can fight cancer, but there's no scientific evidence to back up the claim
According to one of its creators, the infamously gory game got caught up in a transitional moment in video gaming
In four sections, 'Jerusalem Lives' uses a variety of mediums to look at Jerusalem's history, political status and daily life
A judge recently struck down the copyright for the first verse of the iconic Civil Rights song
Caribbean islands that were once lush and green now appear sickly and brown
With a successful test of the Skybolt 2 rocket, Starchaser Industries takes a step towards sending tourists into space
What started out as an advertising ploy turned into a low-key cultural phenomenon
A new exhibit looks inside the mind of this influential Impressionist through the lens of the works he collected
The idea of a ninth planet in the Solar System would resolve a mathematical conundrum about Mercury–only problem is, it wasn't there
With a soaring population, the iconic marsupials are overwhelming other species and may soon run out of food
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