The service only lasted 18 months, but became an important icon of the West
Warmer waters mean fewer female reef fish. But, over generations, populations can restore the balance.
An object called G2—previously believed to be a gas cloud—narrowly slipped from the clutches of a supermassive black hole
New marker will acknowledge the bustling slave trade that helped build New York
150 years later, a new view of Ford’s Theatre
Data collected from the Curiosity rover suggests liquid water could be harvested from Martian soil
Rum may was a key player in America's revolutionary days
Native Americans, Iran and gay penguins top the American Library Association’s Top Ten List of Frequently Challenged Books
New research will help countries prepare
In a day and age when teens are tasked with picking multimillion dollar dream homes, it's not hard to see why
When you respond to an email, you mirror the sender's email style
Researchers have developed a new device that could help determine the presence of tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream
From beef to beer, here's how the numbers stack up
The effects for single moms and racial minorities would be particularly significant
Turns out Peru’s Wari people were excellent urban planners...and their 1,500-year-old 'amunas' could soon bring water to Lima
Study shows the world's oceans were dangerously acidic during the Permian Extinction Event
They’ll forge their path sans sherpas or oxygen tanks
Stop comparing your life to flattering photos and carefully-crafted status updates
The California Roadkill Observation System studies wildlife by mapping out crowd-sourced roadkill sightings
A new study shows natural selection is alive and well in the Netherlands
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