Finding this greenhouse gas on other worlds could give scientists clues in the search for extraterrestrial life
Fields filled with the cheery yellow flowers reach peak bloom in late summer
Untold Stories of American History
A new statue honors Elizabeth Freeman, who argued against slavery in a Massachusetts legal case
Nearly half of news stories about spider bites contain misinformation, which experts say can hurt conservation efforts
Researchers measured charitable donations, looked at brain scans and conducted questionnaires to track changes in generosity
An original print of the 'Roaring Lion' was stolen from the Fairmont Château Laurier eight months ago
Study participants taking the drug psilocybin with talk therapy showed an 83 percent decline in heavy drinking
The documentary 'Girls Can't Surf' examines the sexism women surfers faced in the 1980s and '90s
The country’s “most serious pests” can be traced to one shipment from England in 1859, study shows
The 113-million-year-old footprints were largely made by the carnivorous Acrocanthosaurus
Historical images reveal dramatic change in Alpen ice coverage
Scientists found no verified sightings of the massive marine mammals in the region since 2000
Nine-year-old Claudie Wells' story unfolds in 1920s New York
Researchers find negative health impacts for young people and newborns related to oil and gas development
A new exhibition spotlights how Black artists shaped American filmmaking from 1898 to 1971
World War II-era warships, the 'Spanish Stonehenge' and other remnants of the past are emerging from the continent's waterways
New research finds genetic and lifestyle similarities between unrelated pairs of "virtual twins"
An X-ray revealed one of Helen Saunders' many missing works under a portrait by Wyndham Lewis
These interactions around Spain and Portugal might be a trend among juveniles, scientists say
The American artist has spent most of his life building a megasculpture that earns comparisons to ancient ruins and abandoned highways
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