Western monarchs have lost 99.9 percent of their numbers since the 1980s
New research reveals what the Tudor statesman's 58-room estate may have looked like
New research suggests four of the English church's intricate windows were in place when Henry II's men murdered Thomas Becket in 1170
Forecasts suggest more than 30 million people could see temperatures topping 100 degrees this week
The method may help scientists survey animals in various ecosystems to inform conservation efforts
Germanic tribes invaded the region following the fall of the Roman Empire
A new study explores how the dùndún replicates tones and patterns of the Yorùbá language
A trove of the American poet's personal possessions recently sold at auction for more than $1 million
Summer rains send vinegaroons scurrying from their burrows in the desert
Particle pollution is affecting air quality in cities thousands of miles away
Found in northern Saudi Arabia, the inscription depicts sixth-century B.C.E. ruler Nabonidus holding a scepter
New exhibition explores how the caffeinated beverage sparked religious controversy and technical innovation
Researchers say the ancient pathogens are unlikely to cause humans any harm, but 28 out of the 33 viruses found are new to science
Other honorees include a group of European spa towns, a 13th-century Hindu temple and a lighthouse in France
Archaeologists excavated the site ahead of the planned reinterment of remains discovered near a former battlefield hospital in 2015
The study's results add exacerbating climate change to the list of environmental impacts ascribed to this invasive species
The repaired space computer is back online and already beaming spectacular images of distant galaxies back to Earth
The research offers clues about what to look for when searching for life on other planets
New research suggests the Italian city was settled earlier than previously believed
The new name references the "Guardians of Traffic"—larger-than-life statues that appear on the city's Hope Memorial Bridge
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