Marking the historic Cold War confrontation, photograph analyst Dino Brugioni will discuss his role gathering intelligence during the crisis
Mountain of Dinosaurs, from 1967, uses extinction as a metaphor for Soviet oppression
A new study examines the neurological basis for unpleasant noises—and finds exactly which sounds are the most irritating
Freshkills was once the biggest landfill in the world. Today, it's the biggest park in New York City
Before the Age of Aquarius, there was the age of administrators and their button-down rules about students' wardrobes
Man's best friend has been fending off the the threat of a robot replacement for decades, not just on television
How did a tire company get in the restaurant reviewing business?
A new study finds that in a study of self control, the perception of trustworthiness matters
Would sinus headaches be more bearable if humans had descended from Asian apes instead of African apes?
This week, get face-to-face with America's poets, learn about biomedical research in the deep sea and enjoy live music and drawing
Though little-known to the public, Agujaceratops plays an important role in tracing one particular episode in dinosaur evolution
A rare fossil captured a 100-million-year-old moment in time, a spider attacking an insect trapped in its web
A lot of police departments will soon have their own flying robots. How far should they be allowed to go in shooting video from the sky?
The beloved actress takes to the stage as a witty Molly Ivins just in time for election season
Wearing rolled stocking back then must have been akin to the liberating, punk rock feeling of wearing ripped fishnets today
Some scrapped Jurassic Park 4 designs show the movie's insane ideas for dinosaur soldiers
The ideal future according to a ten-year-old: shorter school days, lower taxes, and lots and lots of robots
A new Web site called Art.sy recommends art based on a visitor's preference for a particular artist or artwork
The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize this morning, much to the dismay of many Europeans and Tweeters
We're past the midpoint of the Great American History Puzzle now, friends. By this point, the plot has thickened. For some of you, I'm guessing, it's positively congealed.
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