The founding father wrote letters in the voice of female pseudonyms throughout his life
The Black Spy and the White Spy have been chasing each other around in <i>MAD</i> Magazine for 56 years
Researchers cooled a tiny aluminum drum almost to absolute zero and think they can go even further
The beautiful locale makes up for the spartan lifestyle expected of successful applicants
The International Space Station’s resident fish shed light on life in microgravity
After successfully deploying ten satellites into orbit, the rocket's first stage adeptly landed on a floating platform
Sending teensy satellites into space isn’t just an experiment in cute—it's an effort to reduce the cost of sending tech into space
Researchers say the remarkable find likely belonged to another victim who may have known Frank and her family
Though usually seen as a threat to local populations, these escapees could also help in the recovery of creatures in trouble
The B-52 bomber that made the flight was part of a new bomber class that was still proving its worth
Martin Luther King, Jr. has been celebrated on the third Monday in January since the federal holiday was first observed in 1986
Bacterial nodes on the skeleton and DNA from her fetus show the woman likely died from an infection of her placenta
She'll put a new face on a familiar allegory
The sneaky critter has never been seen in its natural habitat before
Competition could explain this evolutionary mystery
Winning artists will be embeded in city agencies to help bring in new eyes to reconsider old problems
Daliyah Maria Arana has read more than 1,000 books
President Obama designated three Southern sites critical to sharing that story
The faster an airplane is moving, the harder it is to get out of: that's why ejection seats are so important
Johnny Cash's live prison concert made him the voice for rehabilitation over punishment
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