The counterculture icon was a founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash | Continue reading
In a large clinical trial, the vaccine was 83.7 percent effective at preventing two or more symptoms of respiratory illness in people over the age of 60 | Continue reading
The artificial glow threatens astronomy, migrating birds and human health | Continue reading
The find reveals that plant-eating titanosaurs had reproductive similarities to both birds and crocodiles | Continue reading
In his will, the trailblazing fashion editor left the proceeds to two Black churches | Continue reading
Vote for your favorite among these photos shortlisted in the People's Choice category until February 2 | Continue reading
The "Keuka" sank in 1932, just three years after its grand opening as a dance hall, roller rink and illicit party boat | Continue reading
Be in the right place at the right time to witness these sublime sights | Continue reading
Using a “trident” attached to its head, the arthropod may have competed for sexual dominance 400 million years ago | Continue reading
Thousands of historic toys will sit in storage until Pollock’s Toy Museum finds a new home | Continue reading
The red junglefowl is losing important genetic diversity in its native Asian habitat | Continue reading
Eating one serving of locally caught fish could equate to drinking contaminated water for a month, a new study finds | Continue reading
'Here Lies Love' is an immersive stage production about the Philippines’ former first lady | Continue reading
The find promises to shed new light on lingering questions about runic writing's early history | Continue reading
Behman Zakeri has seen the film more than 100 times—and wants to restore the home to its on-screen glory | Continue reading
Officials speculate these may include balloons, drones, airborne plastic bags or birds | Continue reading
The pioneering entertainer enjoyed a dazzling career that kept him dancing for decades | Continue reading
The Bronze Age well was full of decorative ceramics, jewelry and other items likely used for ritual purposes | Continue reading
The technology could one day protect wider areas than metal lightning rods do, perhaps shielding airports and launchpads during storms | Continue reading
Scientists are studying the possible impacts of the hazard on astronauts who will travel to the moon | Continue reading
Scheduled to launch this year are new institutions dedicated to punk rock, Amelia Earhart and robots | Continue reading
Warming oceans can drive sea-level rise and extreme weather | Continue reading
The stunning 16th-century painting by Giovanni Battista Moroni is now on display | Continue reading
Charles Byrne asked for his body to be buried at sea. Instead, an anatomist bought his bones and displayed them to the public | Continue reading
In response to the text-generating bot ChatGPT, the new tool measures sentence complexity and variation to predict whether an author was human | Continue reading
The high-tech method allowed researchers to examine the artifact without opening it | Continue reading
The decline, which was correlated with warming waters in a new study, is bad news for ecosystems | Continue reading
A new book unearths the startling numbers behind underage enlistment during the Civil War | Continue reading
A rare Bible, George Clinton's colorful wig, Disney World history and Japanese ghosts debut this year | Continue reading
From locking horns to biting each other in the face, this is how dinos of the same species battled | Continue reading
The original vehicle was deemed too dangerous for a regular trip home and will only be used in an emergency | Continue reading
Eric Finkelstein, a 34-year-old healthcare IT consultant, has been planning the attempt for months | Continue reading
Free speech groups—and playwright Paula Vogel—are condemning the school board's decision | Continue reading
Four people are under investigation for illegally exporting the painting and money laundering | Continue reading
Aided by modern technology, researchers discovered the prehistoric blossom was a case of mistaken identity | Continue reading
The largest saline lake in North America is on track to collapse within five years, a new report finds | Continue reading
They were made by Alexander Graham Bell and his fellow researchers between 1881 and 1892 | Continue reading
Urban Puerto Rican crested anoles show genetic changes related to immune function, metabolism and limb and skin development | Continue reading
The debate over how to manage the wealthy's fortunes after their deaths traces its roots to Henry VIII and Elizabeth I | Continue reading
As climate change threatens the charismatic creatures, scientists are embracing innovations to help them understand and protect the bears | Continue reading
Dotplot gives users real-time feedback and builds a personalized map of their chests | Continue reading
The government has released a list of artworks that were harmed during the attacks | Continue reading
Skywatchers should be able to spot the once-in-a-lifetime spectacle with binoculars | Continue reading
The high-tech telescope is helping to study the rocky, Earth-sized world that's 41 light-years away | Continue reading
A former Simon & Schuster employee used his industry knowledge to impersonate publishing professions | Continue reading
The severe weather has caused flooding, landslides, evacuations and at least 18 deaths | Continue reading
In January 1928, Tom Howard of the "Daily News" smuggled a camera into Sing Sing, where he snapped a picture of Ruth Snyder’s final moments | Continue reading
Analysis of ten Eurasian individuals, up to 7,500 years old, gives a new picture of movement across continents | Continue reading