New exhibition features everyday objects that would have been unfamiliar before the pandemic
100 Years of Women at the Ballot Box
The artwork, installed in honor of the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, celebrates the pioneering civil rights leader and journalist
Fionntan Hughes had just received the device for his birthday
The shocking size of the marine predator’s quarry may force paleontologists to rethink the marine reptile’s role in the Triassic ecosystem
The Finnish capital plans to decommission the Hanasaari power plant by 2024. Could it be the next Tate Modern?
Rising waters in China dampened the toes of the Leshan Giant Buddha for the first time since 1949
The Dead Horse Bay shoreline was a magnet for beachcombers and sightseers who came to peruse the eroding contents of 1950s landfill
Detailed scanning technology provides a detailed look at a kitten, cobra and bird
Over 500,000 acres have burned in California, sparked by dry lightning storms and an extreme heat wave
Researchers find the translucent rocks keep the moss moist while letting just enough light pass through its milky interior
A broken ventilation system at a Lindt factory spewed crushed cocoa nibs into the air
The Revolutionary War officer was notoriously reckless and fought alongside George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette
Ten flat tablets discovered on the island of Jersey contain markings from hunter-gatherers who lived up to 23,000 years ago
Statues of Aslan, the White Witch and other mythical beings will replace weathered carvings at St. Mary's Church in Yorkshire
Veterinarians have confirmed five cases in U.S. minks, but suspect the actual number is higher
The four-year study in Botswana found cattle with eye marks painted on their behinds were less likely to be killed by predators
To create the cleaning concoction, ancient workers mixed olive oil with ashes from saltwort plants
The sculpture depicts Nettie Depp, who championed public education in the early 20th century
Critics say Reclaim Her Name fails to reflect the array of reasons authors chose to publish under male pseudonyms
The success might help scientists troubleshoot problems with a data-collection project that dates back to the Apollo era
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