Indigenous people carefully tended an ancient squash for thousands of years and now the seeds are seeing a resurgence in popularity
The fossilized remains of a sperm whale were discovered in a newly cleared area of an Orange County landfill
The city beat out 77 others vying for the chance to update its infrastructure with the latest and greatest technology
Both quirky and important, these studies went against the grain
The Stonewall National Monument tells the story of LGBTQ struggles in the United States
Modern experts still don't agree on what caused plagues of compulsive dancing in the streets
Listen up, would-be Anglophiles: Here's how never to mess up your realms, kingdoms and empires again
Studies in animals show that even when a creature has ceased to live, some genes are still busy doing their thing
The Panama Canal is opening a third lane to accommodate new mega cargo ships, a feat almost—but not quite—as impressive as building the original
An abandoned lot in San Antonio turned out to be an important part of the city's story
Mammals most likely developed a new pathway to night vision to avoid the jaws of dinos and other daytime predators
There's more to the House floor than meets the eye
An artist-in-residence program invites applicants to consider spending a month alone in paradise
At least 185 environmental activists were murdered in 2015, according to a new report
The Department of Justice and State of Mississippi close the investigation of three civil rights workers killed by KKK members in 1964
Pvt. 1st Class Harold Schultz never publicly spoke about his role during his life
The first-ever trial of CRISPR in the U.S. will test if it's safe to edit T cells in cancer patients
More than 65 million people are now displaced from their homes due to extended wars and a lack of new solutions
Features on the dwarf planet's smooth surface suggest that not all is frozen on that tiny, distant world
Scientists mapped how California rises and falls around its most famous fault
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