Espresso is widely misunderstood and hard to define
Climate change was conspicuously missing from this season's presidential debates, the first time the topic has not come up since 1988
Beluga whales can vocalize in a way remarkably close to human speech, according to new observations
NASA needs your help naming its new research facility
Most Americans between 16 - 29 still use the library to get books—real, paper books
Those concussions have hurtled this game to the forefront of the ongoing debate surrounding kids and football
A few bouts of angst written by Darwin reveal that no one is immune to the blues
Here are the best scale visualizations out there, starting with the classic Powers of Ten video that melted the faces of everyone alive in 1977
For 13 years, journalist David Walsh pursued his theory that Lance was doping, but the USDA's recent announcement finally vindicated his long-held beliefs with hard evidence
Six scientists and one former government official will do time for failing to accurately convey the risk of an earthquake
Men and women haven't agreed in three elections: 1996, 2000 and 2004
Leon Jaroff and Paul Kurtz both died this weekend. Together, the two men represent some of the founding ideas of the modern skeptic community
Charli, already a renowned soccer player, is now a slick dancer
The best ideas would do terribly in focus groups, says designer Gianfranco Zaccai, because people don't know that they're going to like new things
Many patients leave the emergency room unhappy because they feel belittled or ignored
Scientists hoping to find life beneath Antarctic ice have so far come up empty-handed
Much like the fungus of the internet, viral images and posts spread and creep across all social media platforms
A 2,000-year old burial chamber was discovered with the help of a cat
A huge, 13-inch long harvestman - better known as a daddy longlegs - turned up in Laos
A 5-year old Samuel J. Seymour saw Lincoln's assassination, lived to talk about it on a 1956 game show
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