St. Louis was originally a French colonial city, but most remnants of that period have been lost to time, until now
The Columbian Mammoth gets caught in the crossfire of the culture wars
Noise from the shipping industry can stress and harm marine animals
President George W. Bush's portraits of world leaders appear to be copied off photos available on the internet
Money can't buy you happiness, even if you're a lawyer
This small book has puzzled scholars for decades and remains a mystery
As tough as it was on humans, it may have been even harder on the animals who don’t get to curl up in front of the fire
420,000 ATMs are about to become easy targets for hackers
Regardless, many report still preferring old-school violins made by Italian masters
During the peak growing season, the corn belt outproduces the Amazon
Bacon has a long history in the American space program
Despite video games' bad rep, they might improve a person's strategizing and multi-tasking abilities
In the interest of branding, however, it doesn't matter who said it, only that it worked
First Missouri and now Texas has refused to disclose the origins of lethal injection drugs used in recent executions
William S. Burroughs once said, “Sometimes paranoia’s just having all the facts.”
Life expectancy has doubled, and child vaccinations rates are higher than they are in the U.S.
Two very shy oarfish were seen swimming near the shoreline in Mexico
Representations of the Buddha are highly particular
Pro-Russian protesters took control of government buildings in three Ukrainian provinces over the weekend
About 20 percent of reviews on Yelp might be fraudulent. But should Yelp have to disclose the identities of its reviewers?
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