The spunky and eloquent author is dead—but her legacy lives on
Little accent, big debate
The toasty planet’s atmosphere is similar to a gas giant’s
Judges walk out in support of the provocative performance artist
One of the world's deadliest missiles could become a planetary life-saver
“Five-dimensional” data discs could be the future of information storage
New DNA evidence suggests that ancient humans got busy with our stocky Neanderthal cousins much earlier than previously thought
The much-maligned generation has a penchant for vino
Rare fossil may be an ancient relative of the potato
The scientific breakthrough is more than a creepy experiment—one day, it could save lives
Their epic rivalry might not have been all that
The four-year restoration will cost a pretty penny
Odd houses and intricately designed bedrooms are a staple of short-term rentals
Researchers put participants in the world’s most stressful kitchen for the sake of science
A paradoxical solution to help protect the species
Street art will no longer color crosswalks in St. Louis, Missouri
These New Zealand sparklers aren’t stars—they’re insects
'The American Negro' shares stories of black surgeons, mothers and workers
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