For decades, she was a powerful creative force in one of history's most popular rock bands
As temperatures rise because of climate change, melting permafrost could cause dormant diseases to re-emerge, researchers warn
While the new drug is seen as a breakthrough, these deaths highlight a possible risk to patients on blood thinners, experts say
Presicce, located in the heel of Italy's boot, is trying to bring fresh energy to its older neighborhoods
French travel company Accor is restoring 17 vintage train cars dating back to the 1920s and '30s
A skull bone suggests prehistoric birds could move their upper beaks, much like most modern birds
The new musical “KPOP” opened in New York City with an almost entirely Asian American cast
The world’s largest active volcano is erupting for the first time since 1984
A new device could reduce bycatch of blue sharks by 91 percent and pelagic stingrays by 71 percent, research suggests
Four aging dams are slated to be removed from the Klamath River beginning as soon as next year
It's the first exhibition of its kind in the United States in a decade
Charred food remnants provide insight into 70,000-year-old dietary practices
Many domestic birds have been culled to contain the disease, which is also spreading in wild flocks
The crew will spend six months in orbit and conduct a number of science experiments
Fewer than 350 North Atlantic right whales remain, and the marine mammals can become entangled in fishing gear
The National Park Service forcibly removed members of the tribe from the area in the 1920s
After 70 years in London, the beloved murder mystery is finally heading to the Great White Way
A study of zebrafish reveals the mix of microbes in the intestinal tract could influence brain development
Searches for the term, defined as the "practice of grossly misleading someone," skyrocketed in 2022
British fisherman Andy Hackett caught and released the colossal creature, nicknamed "The Carrot," while casting at a private fishery
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