Chemistry governing body officially approves names for the four newest additions to the Periodic Table
The plan to interlink rivers would connect up to 30 rivers via 30 canals and 3,000 dams
It was seen as one more way the automaker could exert rigid control over his employees
“Good trouble” led to real consequences for the civil rights agitator
The first locomotive to hit 100 miles per hour was billed as "The Most Famous Train in the World"
A crowdsourced project is trying to identify the infamous skyjacker once and for all
The daredevil still holds the world record for the most broken bones
A satellite-eye’s-view of growing cities and climate change
They’re gaining parity within the U.S. military—but women won’t yet be required to register for compulsory service in case of war
Physicists propose a way to test if light exceeded Einstein's constant just after the Big Bang
The "Hodges meteorite" brought problems to the woman it struck, but good fortune to at least one neighbor
Ancient huts and tombs could be the final resting places of local elites
It’s a grand old flag—here’s why the right to burn it was affirmed in 1989
The 'architect of the Vietnam war' never formally apologized, but struggled with its consequences for the rest of his life
The craft will take one last look at the ringed planet before diving into its depths
Author Madeleine L'Engle, whose birthday is today, almost quit writing before it was published
Even Pollyanna changes her tune in times of war and economic hardship
The word derived from Greek roots captured the zeitgeist of 2016
Turns out that Boston’s city Christmas tree is a very valuable gift
A little creativity each day goes a long way
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