Yesterday was Laura Ingalls Wilder's 150th birthday. It's time to take a critical look at her work
In its second year, it's more vibrant than ever
The creature sloughs its skin when predators attack, leaving it looking like a raw chicken tender
They’re itchy, formal—and part of centuries of tradition
Up to half a million citizens protested a new decree that would have diminished anti-corruption penalties
Organizers hope to reclaim gold, silver and copper from the used electronics for the 2020 games
Thomas Andrews had argued for more lifeboats on the ship, but he was rebuffed on the grounds that it would ruin the view
A space rock found in Northwest Africa provides new clues to volcanic activity on Mars
He told Florentines the apocalypse was coming, and to save themselves through self-censorship
The latest measurements are over seven times the previously measured high—enough to fry a robot in two hours
The classic smiley face has been around for a long time
Disposable drones could save lives—and money
Some, but not all, of the hesitance to embrace vaccines can be traced back to this event more than 40 years ago
People have been using science on the Great Bambino since the 1920s
Leakey and her husband, Louis Leakey, were a paleoanthropology power couple
The “Henonville Songs” are being heard for the first time in 70 years
Over 10 million new chemicals are synthesized each year, but with little funding science can't keep up
Detailed aerial images reveal a remarkably ambitious transportation network consisting of 17 roads
Scientists have long thought soft tissues couldn't survive over millennia—but new research suggests that isn't the case
The walnut-sized stones were found inside a skeleton buried in modern-day Sudan
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