Likely commissioned in the 1780s by James Wilson, the handwritten copy's signatory order appears to emphasize national unity
The pilot program will focus on Kenya, Ghana and Malawi—countries at the center of the global malaria crisis
NASA’s next giant space telescope is due to launch next year
His first invention was an 'oil well torpedo,' but it was followed by others
She has spent 534 cumulative days (and counting) in orbit
Its name is Steve, and it’s more common than you might think
A humble hatmaker was among the first to compile data on how Londoners lived—and died
Just when you thought the wrinkly creatures couldn’t get any stranger
Many have claimed that “young adult” fiction didn’t exist before S.E. Hinton wrote her cult classic–but it did, sort of
The patterns highlight key social and economic issues in the country
A fuse appeared to be attached to the explosive device
A changing climate may make iconic breaks disappear
The photos are part of a new book from the Imperial War Museums which includes many images published for the first time
“The woman with a bustle can never sit down in a natural position,” one 1880s doctor wrote
Visit the many examples of products that were short-sighted, short-lived or just silly
The Confederacy had its own White House—two, actually
After a 20-year search, members of the Wampanoag Nation have collected his remains from museums
The Nazis weren’t the only group that looted German treasures
Many fire departments across the country have phased out the pole
Currents are acting like a conveyor belt for plastic, dumping the bits in pristine northern waters
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