For decades, the agency purged gay and lesbian workers believing their sexual orientation made them security risks
The space rock passed by at about half the distance between our planet and the moon
That is, at least until you hit 30
Clare Hollingworth redefined the role of war correspondent
Just five years from now a pair of stars are predicted to merge, forming a glittery and bright new point in the sky
Demolition is scheduled for early this year
But today, some have asked if Sir Clive Sinclair was just ahead of his time
Officials vow to flush out outmoded commodes
Standard Oil, his company, is one of the biggest reasons we have anti-monopoly laws
The Pioneer Cabin Tree was likely hundreds of years old
The law aimed to crack down on public displays of affection of all kinds
Not everyone thought the sleek phone/browser/music player would have mainstream appeal
In May 2018, flight engineer Jeanette J. Epps will begin her mission on the ISS
The daguerreotype craze took over New York in the mid-nineteenth century
The Maid of Orleans and her holy voices were in many ways too different to live
The first president turns hipster at a new D.C. restaurant
Its break from the ice shelf could spell trouble for the frozen expanse
Though the new missions have exciting prospects, some scientists aren’t thrilled by the decision
The pair of ancient fruits suggest that the nightshade group to which they belong is much older than scientists once thought
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