Local authorities plan to safely detonate the ordnance, potentially destroying it in the process. The decision has sparked controversy among history buffs
It could cost 30 million a year to replace infected trees in areas hardest hit by the non-native species
This fabric acts as both a speaker and microphone, detecting even faint noises and converting them into electrical signals
Some patients with serious reactions to the virus reported mental health symptoms almost a year and a half after infection
A new analysis documents a link between discriminatory housing practices and local air quality
International police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection performed checks at museums, border crossing points, airports and auction houses
The method may be the best way to eliminate the insects from non-native habitats
A lake in Chile has seen decreases in two flamingo populations over the last 11 years, which researchers link to lithium mining
Researchers discovered the S.S. "Atlanta" last summer while using sonar to map 2,500 miles of the seabed
In a study of 20 participants, those that slept with a light had worse blood sugar control the next morning compared to those who snoozed in total darkness
Untold Stories of American History
A 1974 switch to year-round DST proved unpopular, with Americans expressing "distaste" for the long, dark winter mornings
Berlin-based artists Volo Bevza and Victoria Pidust have joined with defense groups in Lviv to help fight back against Russian forces
The developers announced that their program, called "Ithaca," is able to reconstruct missing or damaged inscriptions
In crowdsourced images, the cephalopods were observed making refuse their home, even using the junk as a place to lay eggs
A new study shows canine companions can reduce anxiety, depression and discomfort in ER patients—and increase their overall well-being
New research reveals how some arachnids use a coordinated stop-and-start approach to find a meal
The ancient artwork is the largest of its kind found in the English capital in 50 years
Legends say the evil spirit of a beautiful woman plotted to kill the emperor was trapped inside more than 1,000 year ago
The lab rodent, which only had genes from its mother, grew to adulthood and successfully reproduced, which was thought to be impossible in mammals
Undersea footage reveals the ship's diverse collection of sea stars, sponges, anemones, and even a rare deep-sea squat lobster
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