In September, 865,000 women left the workforce, with effects playing out differently for those of different races and classes
The barriers may not be permanent solutions, but they've now protected Venice from two floods this month
Moved online due to the pandemic, an automated content filter banned terms including "sexual," "pubic" and "stream"
A rare edition of the 1623 volume of plays sold at Christie's for nearly $10 million
The agency expects the South and Southwest will be warmer and drier than usual in the coming months, offering no relief to the already parched regions
After summering in the Arctic, a bar-tailed godwit soared across the Pacific Ocean like a "jet fighter" to winter in New Zealand
The structure—built to honor Norse gods like Thor and Odin—is the first of its kind discovered in the country
After an avalanche destroyed part of the rainforest, a bit of infrastructure connects the gibbons to their favorite fruit-filled trees
The volcanic eruption transformed the young man's neural tissue into glass
A retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton highlights the artist's manipulation of femininity and identity
The cloned foal will hopefully provide an 'infusion of genetic diversity' as conservationists work to restore the Przewalski’s horse’s population
The National Archives has scanned more than 300 agreements between the United States and Indigenous tribes
The 46th annual Nikon Small World photography competition honors the best 88 images out of over 2,000 entries
Artifacts recall a thriving Maryland neighborhood that was once a stop on the Underground Railroad
A new study finds corals on the Australian mega-reef declined 50 percent between 1995 and 2017
The German Research Vessel Polarstern came back into port after more than a year floating amid the diminishing Arctic sea ice
New research suggests the artist completed preparatory work for "The Battle of Anghiari" but failed to finish the painting
Nations must sign and uphold the agreement if they plan to join NASA's mission to send astronauts back to the moon
Mice from the genus Colomys stand on kangaroo-like feet to wade in shallow water and use their whiskers to find prey
Prehistoric tracks detail a moment when mammoths, sloths and humans crossed paths
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