The rock broke through the roof and ceiling of a home but did not cause any injuries | Continue reading
Drive your little red corvette down the stretch of road memorializing the state's favorite son | Continue reading
Designed to weather the toughest of terrains, EELS might one day autonomously move through narrow vents on Enceladus | Continue reading
Proposed regulations would require airlines to do more when they are at fault for major disruptions | Continue reading
Being socially disconnected can have health impacts akin to smoking 15 cigarettes per day, according to a new report | Continue reading
A next-generation instrument on a delayed Martian rover may be the key to answering the question of life on the Red Planet | Continue reading
The effort is part of a field trial to limit the debilitating bacterial disease that can cause infertility, blindness and death | Continue reading
Hugo Burnand prepared meticulously for his brief photo session following Saturday's ceremony | Continue reading
Beyond their eye-like wing pattern, the two new species don't seem to show any signs of evil that would link them to Mordor | Continue reading
The shot to combat the potentially deadly virus could be available in the fall, pending a green light from the CDC | Continue reading
The Dutch National Archives released a map supposedly leading to the trove of jewelry, coins and precious stones in January | Continue reading
Silvano Vinceti argues that the bridge in the backdrop of da Vinci's masterpiece is the Ponte Romito in Laterina | Continue reading
Enjoy an exclusive preview of an auction of the novelist's papers, which feature rarely seen edits and atrocious penmanship | Continue reading
Researchers and local officials are using unusual methods to keep invasive carp from intruding into the Great Lakes and other waterways | Continue reading
Photographer Ellen Harasimowicz has chronicled New England’s Willard Farm in its final harvests | Continue reading
Before a meeting with industry executives, the Biden administration rolled out a new plan for tackling the rapid development of artificial intelligence | Continue reading
Remote-controlled, wheelchair-friendly ramps will allow vacationers with mobility challenges to enjoy the sea | Continue reading
Before it was submerged, a small island was home to 19th-century yellow fever patients | Continue reading
While stressful events like surgery and pregnancy can raise biological age—which is linked to health risks—the change may not be permanent | Continue reading
Researchers have found a new way to extract human DNA from porous artifacts | Continue reading
To his adoring young fans in the 1960s and '70s, the anti-establishment novelist was the father they wished they had | Continue reading
A microscopic parasite that has been killing the Caribbean creatures since last year might also be at fault for a population collapse four decades ago | Continue reading
During the interwar years, the American journalist reported on political unrest in Cuba, Germany and Spain | Continue reading
Since stumbling across the scene, residents of Old Bridge have been perplexed by the pasta puzzle | Continue reading
In recent years, the organization has been widening the definition of the genre | Continue reading
Researchers found that two of four comatose patients had brain waves that resembled consciousness after they were taken off life support | Continue reading
Two men are now facing jail time for trying to illegally sell 44 coins worth approximately $960,000 | Continue reading
When the plane's engine turned on, the pollinators simply left the aircraft—and passengers were finally able to board | Continue reading
Astronomers believe the doomed world was a gas giant about the size of Jupiter | Continue reading
The new spinoff follows the royal matriarch as she falls in love with George III and navigates his worsening mental illness | Continue reading
The artifact hails from a Baltimore community, where a young African American child became the face of desegregation when she took her ride in 1963 | Continue reading
Gen-Z is spurning restaurants to enjoy hot dates outdoors—echoing the picnic's racy beginnings | Continue reading
A Parisian start-up wants to filter harmful chemicals indoors with engineered pothos plants | Continue reading
At an estimated 250-300 years old, the ailing tree needed to be removed for safety reasons | Continue reading
AutoCamp Zion features a pool, an eatery, a clubhouse and air-conditioned lodgings | Continue reading
By studying preserved tusks, scientists suggest the mammals experienced a yearly condition known as musth, like male elephants do today | Continue reading
Baseera Khan's sculpture, "The Liberator," will be on view through July 16 | Continue reading
A historian and a linguist, working together, revealed new truths about the relationship between Spanish colonizers and the Timucua people | Continue reading
Georgina Schuyler campaigned for Emma Lazarus' "The New Colossus" to be inscribed on a plaque on the monument's pedestal | Continue reading
Geoffrey Hinton quit Google this week to speak his mind on artificial intelligence, which he says may soon grow smarter than—and even manipulate—humans | Continue reading
Scientists have uncovered 170 species from around 462 million years ago, unveiling surprises about when tiny marine creatures evolved and disappeared | Continue reading
Famous for "Peter Rabbit," the children's author was also a devoted scientist and conservationist | Continue reading
Migrating humpbacks used sand and rubble to slough off dead skin and barnacles, a behavior that may be both practical and social | Continue reading
Approved in 1926, the historic highway grew to become a cultural icon | Continue reading
A student in Seoul feasted upon the fruit from "Comedian," an artwork featuring a banana taped to a wall | Continue reading
Similar artifacts from Lebanon and France suggest Homo sapiens migrants brought tool traditions northwest with them beginning 54,000 years ago | Continue reading
A new tool translates "something deeper than language," generating text that captures the gist of podcasts or silent films viewed by participants | Continue reading
The “raccoons of the sea” have varied diets, allowing them to grow large to compete for mates | Continue reading