Hidden beneath the Palazzo Venezia, Benito Mussolini's World War II bunker
What started as a quirky hobby, has turned into a national bill hunt that's useful for all sorts of people - like physicists
A brand new pterosaur and a 300-million year old crab, the fossil finds of kids
Locals and environmentalists are happy about the decision, but others warn that the new monuments arrive just in time for the sequester's budget cuts
Since most of us don't see emergency medicine all that often, we tend to have an unrealistic idea about just how end of life care works
The school was just stripped of four quiz bowl championships, after evidence surfaced that some of its students might have sneaked a peak at the questions before hand
It was snowing so hard that they had to use a bright yellow ball to even see what was going on
The defense contractor will be the first company to use quantum computers on a commercial scale
Even knowledgable fans aren't great at making predictions, so quantum physics may be the surest way to cash in on the madness
While there are simply too many locusts to eat the swarm out of existence, Israelis who do tuck in can enjoy a healthy, kosher snack
Robot-only internet! Self-teaching robots!
It has to do with the dry winter air, says new research
A natural substance found in olive oil called oleocanthal helps to block and destroy plaque build up in the brain that causes Alzheimer's
This may be because women have some many career options these days, researchers write, or maybe it's just sexism
Called the Order of the Good Death, the club is full of artists, writers, film makers, musicians and other creative types
Time to find a new brain teaser - the chicken and egg question has been solved. The egg wins
The American Academy of Pediatrics says that allowing a child's parents to marry is good for kids
But why do we require music to work out? And what kind of music is best?
People from around the world respond to optical illusions different. But why?
Drivers who drank caffeine-laden beverages were 63 percent less likely to crash than those who did not - even if they were more sleep deprived
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