One of America’s oldest religious sects still survives
The esteemed scientist wasn't the only one to fall for the first investment bubble
An independent evaluation of NOAA's disputed data further supports the steady upward march of temperatures
Two thousand unemployed Finns will now get around $594 a month—whether they get jobs or not
A new documentary claims the <i>Titanic</i>’s hull was weakened before it struck an iceberg
Knowing where they originate will help researchers understand what creates the mysterious high-energy signals
Levitt’s story is proof that women were in auto racing almost from the start, and she has some ideas for other drivers
Truman was the first president to regularly appear on television
The Soviets offered the former presidential candidate propaganda support if he ran in 1960, an offer he politely declined
The Partition Museum is unrelenting in its portrayal of a brutal era
Skiing for 38 days, 23 hours and 5 minutes Johanna Davidsson beat the previous record by almost 10 hours
Scientists are calling for an upgrade in classification of this vital gut membrane
The fluffy murderbeasts pose a major threat to wildlife
Samuel Colt was a clever marketer as well as a talented inventor
Many believe Edison killed Topsy to prove a point, but some historians argue otherwise
New regulations take aim at antibiotic resistance
A British artist has sparked a nationwide scavenger hunt for £5 notes worth thousands
Once kept under lock and key, the book is now available in a critical edition
Dino embryos may have developed slowly over several months, making them more susceptible to global catastrophes
Over a century old, "Granny" hasn't been spotted since early October
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