The country’s marriage equality law, which was passed in June, went into effect on Sunday
The looming threat of extinction from climate change makes the lack of diversity in the world's food supplies a dangerous prospect
Circadian rhythms dictate the daily patterns of life on Earth, and understanding these patterns is crucial to overall health
Rock Hudson died of AIDS-related complications in 1985
The probe sent partial data for the photo before it crash landed on a comet September 30, 2016
Researchers successfully removed 90 percent of the genes that code for the gluten proteins that trigger adverse symptoms
It probably wasn't written by angry, sex-deprived wives–although stranger things have happened
Le Corbusier's ideas arguably helped shape the city more than his own designs
On the plus side, at UC Berkeley you get free parking
A preliminary study suggests the master painter worked on the drawing called the "Mona Vanna"
After the Fukushima disaster, a surprising number of coastal creatures survived a multi-year journey by clinging to floating debris
Adjusting for inflation, Bill Gates’ $30.8 million purchase of Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Leicester in 1994 remains the most expensive manuscript sale
Seven people lost their lives after taking poisoned Tylenol. The tragedy led to important safety reforms
After spotting the feature while perusing Google maps, a marine biologist set out to experience and capture it in all its cerulean glory
The latest round of "GIF It Up" seeks the best GIFs made from public domain prints, photos, paintings and more
Three objects explore the complicated and controversial life of the late founder of the Playboy empire
The seal was widely mocked and criticized after villagers voted against changing it last year
The style icon created a... well.... style icon in 1926
The port city of Mocha, in Yemen, was once a vast coffee marketplace
X-rays show the artist fleshed out his wax and clay personal projects with bits and pieces found around the studio
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