Guest blogger and Portrait Gallery historian Amy Henderson discusses Louis Armstrong and the meaning of stardom
New data show that nearly 35 years after their launches, NASA's Voyager probes are now at the outermost reaches of the solar system
It takes $6,000 to shoot a leopard in Botswana. For $1,200, you can shoot a crocodile. Short on cash? There's always baboons, which go for $200 a pop
The spinosaur, apparently the first confirmed in Asia, had a wavy sail that dipped downwards at the hips, creating the appearance of two smaller sails
Jeopardy's annual "Power Players" show airs this week, pitting journalists, pundits and newsmakers against each other
More than 20 years before the iPad, an entrepreneur saw the potential of interactive, digital magazines
Long before hops cones were used to make beer bitter, hops shoots were eaten as a spring green
The violent dinosaur documentary once known as Dinosaur Revolution gains new life in movie theaters
Most chimpanzees build tree nests when it's time to go to bed, but some prefer sleeping on the ground; the same was probably true for early hominids
A group of big-name tech billionaires wants to open up a new frontier in space--mining space rocks
From a whale song to a kiss, the time capsule sent into space in 1977 had some interesting contents
Even the earliest films had something to say about the state of the planet
An official ceremony and a weekend of space-shuttle activities welcome Discovery to its new home
The author of our May article about the country's best small towns was pleased to find that lots of small towns are thriving
Earlier this week, a NASA telescope captured one of the most stunning solar flares in years
You know it had to happen eventually: Dinosaurs chomp aliens in forthcoming graphic novel
If the crowd-funding spike for the Pebble smart watch is any indication, wearable tech is about to go mainstream
Close by the Mormon colony of Colonia Dublan is an unlikely tourist attraction: the small hilltop where the legendary Apache leader exacted his revenge
"It's the most exhilarating thing I've ever done," says filmmaker Bradley Beesley, whose documentaries have popularized the ancient art of noodling
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