The archaeologists who found it say it's "likely one of the most significant prehistoric sites in the United States"
It turns out the microbes in our guts love dark chocolate, too
Usually this list includes countries you might expect: Saudi Arabia, China, North Korea. But this year the United States is on it, too.
They're attempting to break the speed record for traveling unsupported from Ellesmere Island to the North Pole
Crimea's idyllic scenery has drawn Russian tourists for years
Skeletal scans of the remains, which were found in Sudan, shows the cancer had spread before the victim died
The nerve-filled appendage helps the animals sense temperature and perhaps find prey and mates
Less than 10 percent of central bank governors around the world are women
For the past 60 years, these Dead Sea Scrolls had just been sitting around in a storeroom
Older organisms have been brought back from a state of suspended animation, but this is by far the oldest moss to come back to life
A move by state legislators may prevent Wyoming from adopting the proposed 'Next Generation Science Standards'
368 feet below ground, the mine is home to basketball hoops, mini golf, a ferris wheel, an underground lake, a spa and more
WWI diaries are some of the most requested documents in the National Archives, but until now they've only been available on paper
You know that feeling where you’re stuck, and you can’t quite get unstuck? So does this pill bug.
Commercial use of drones is banned—for now
But if you have a car with an even-numbered license plate, you're not allowed to drive
A huge cloud of dust is on a collision course with the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way
The progeny of rats that were exposed to marijuana show some differences
An interactive map that shows the current hotspots and points of interest in the political crisis
With a few scientific tips, you can maximize your odds of securing a lucky charm this St. Patrick's Day
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