A nodosaur found in Alberta includes some of the best preserved dino skin and armor ever found
The tadpole-shaped glass structures can survive a hammer blow but explode if their tail is squeezed
Maria Reiche lived in a shack in the desert with the Nazca Lines for 40 years
Racks of vibrant clothing and tables laden with fineries are depicted on the walls of the Liao Dynasty tomb
The Department of Interior will make a recommendation about the land's fate in early June
Religious dietary laws in the Middle Ages could have helped make the fowl less aggressive
The name "chocolate chip" goes back much farther than the Toll House cookies
Titles devoted to Picasso, Rothko, Lichtenstein, Klimt and more are now available for your reading pleasure
Researchers trained 11 telescopes on a recent burst's aftermath, but could find no traces of what caused the high energy signal
In a speech at the start of the 1908 Conference of Governors, Roosevelt changed the national conversation about resource use
A new study says yes, but it’s complicated
Touching (and licking and sniffing) the art is allowed
Discovered in Peru, the new fossil has tiny remnants of hind limbs
An inscription suggests that the tomb once belonged to a pharaoh’s daughter
Franco’s reign of terror is over—but Spaniards are still making sense of his legacy
Police and J.K. Rowling have urged fans not to buy the magical manuscript
$25,000 is on the line—along with some serious bragging rights
Neither apples nor the pie originally came from America, but Americans have made this dish their own
A single death has been confirmed—now public health officials must keep an outbreak from becoming an epidemic
Whether it's lying in the grave or sitting in a Paris bank vault, the monarch's cranium has been the subject of much debate since his untimely demise
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