The Canadian singer-songwriter is known for hits like "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," "If You Could Read My Mind" and "Early Morning Rain" | Continue reading
The project's organizers say it's the largest-ever release of creatures that are extinct in the wild | Continue reading
With butterflies, bugs and an atrium that looks like it's carved into rock, the Gilder Center will open its doors to the public on May 4 | Continue reading
Located at the King Center, the new memorial honors a legacy that's often overlooked | Continue reading
An interactive web portal explores the vessel's evolution over nearly six decades | Continue reading
Winemakers are looking for ways to adapt and grow fruit that's more resistant to heat and drought | Continue reading
Whether the eruption is underwater or on land, the creatures don’t have an easy time dealing with nature’s fury | Continue reading
Ahead of Charles III’s ceremony, here's what you need to know about the origins and evolution of the centuries-old tradition | Continue reading
More than 1,500 items once belonging to the famed British singer are going to auction | Continue reading
One driver—and a team of four white horses—will be available in the days leading up to the ceremony | Continue reading
The agency will continue to monitor cases of the virus based on hospitalizations and wastewater testing | Continue reading
Scientists fear the deaths could set back the slow-breeding birds' recovery by at least a decade | Continue reading
The new find sheds light on the rich trade relationship between Rome and India | Continue reading
The 148,000-acre Nilpena Ediacara National Park in South Australia is helping scientists unravel the mysteries of life's evolution on Earth | Continue reading
A look back at the life of the country music rebel, superstar, and elder statesman who is back on the road, again | Continue reading
Spending time outdoors can reduce symptoms of depression and PTSD—growing concerns among service members | Continue reading
Scientists sequenced the famous canine's genome as part of a larger project studying the genes of 240 mammal species | Continue reading
Sitting beside "Little Dancer Aged Fourteen," the protesters urged Biden to declare a climate emergency | Continue reading
The state's unusually wet winter provided the right conditions for dormant wildflower seeds to bloom all at once | Continue reading
The finding could help reveal how black holes launch such high-energy ejections | Continue reading
For over a decade, they've argued that their ancestors were forced to sell valuable artifacts. Now, they're back in court with a new legal strategy | Continue reading
Jewelers Reiko Ishiyama and Jeong Ju Lee redefine the “American Spirit” at the Smithsonian’s upcoming Craft Show | Continue reading
Programs from Massachusetts to Alaska allow volunteers to try their hand at the job | Continue reading
Using new historical evidence, two scientists argue the female chemist was more involved in discovering DNA's structure than she got credit for | Continue reading
The first movie adaptation of "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret" arrives in theaters today | Continue reading
The 25-acre Barlocco Island has seabird colonies and stunning scenery—but no utilities or buildings | Continue reading
The word is typically reserved for sparkling wine made in the Champagne region of France | Continue reading
A recent study suggests that apes, like humans, seek out altered mental states | Continue reading
The city is within the 125-mile-wide path of totality and will experience a total eclipse for nearly four minutes on April 8, 2024 | Continue reading
Here’s what you need to know about getting your next vaccine | Continue reading
The stunning colors that dazzled viewers on Sunday will appear again as the sun's activity builds to a peak in 2025 | Continue reading
Lucky for you, these gold rush hot spots have not yet run their mining course | Continue reading
Residents of Lutetia buried their dead at Saint-Jacques between the first and fourth centuries C.E. | Continue reading
New research suggests early Homo sapiens punched holes in leather hides to create seams for clothing | Continue reading
The new find marks the tenth such fort found in the area, once the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire | Continue reading
A trail camera snapped a photograph of the lounging big cat, giving wildlife officials renewed hope about the species' recovery in West and Central Africa | Continue reading
The Confederate general's Virginia home hosted families from all across the United States. | Continue reading
Wildlife officials closed down a popular Hawaiian beach to protect the pair of endangered mammals | Continue reading
The lottery for viewing these bioluminescent bugs at Great Smoky Mountains National Park opens Friday | Continue reading
A United Arab Emirates spacecraft took a high-resolution look at the mysterious moon and uncovered new evidence about its origin | Continue reading
In July 1852, the "Henry Clay" caught fire during a contest on the Hudson River, killing an estimated 80 people | Continue reading
A community in Ghana rallies to help the Togo slippery frog, an effort that benefits their own people and other endangered wildlife | Continue reading
Unaware that the "Montevideo Maru" was transporting prisoners, an American submarine torpedoed the Japanese ship in 1942 | Continue reading
They want to use the devices for less disruptive wildlife monitoring and to learn more about avian flight | Continue reading
As book censorship soared, titles with LGBTQ themes were the most targeted | Continue reading
These out-of-place organisms are thriving on floating trash, but they may compete with open-water species | Continue reading
A Smithsonian curator reviews Belafonte’s legacy, from breaking racial barriers in the entertainment industry to 70 years of civil rights activism | Continue reading
While foraging on deep dives, the marine mammals sleep for about two hours per day in short, ten-minute bursts | Continue reading