These iconic symbols of Independence Day celebrations are also a marvel of modern science and engineering
Because we always have
Going abroad needn’t mean going flabby—globe-trotters can find pull-up bars and other outdoor gymnastics equipment in some of the most unexpected places
Argentina unveils a new dinosaur to celebrate the country's bicentennial
You'd think the 4th of July would inspire filmmakers to great works, but they have been unable to recreate the events that led to the founding of America
In the early 1940s, in the years after the country had entered World War II, American government had a particular interest in keeping workers on the job
Yes. They can. Two-plus months. Or, more specifically, 79 days, says pseudonymous entomologist--blogger Bug Girl
Back in 1916, the now-famous Nathan's hot-dogs of New York City did not sell on name alone
Andrew Blum, author of the new book "Tubes," spent two years exploring the physical constructions around the world that enable the Internet to exist
Layered, corseted summer garments kept women proper and fashionable, if not cool
In Vietnam's capital you can still find many examples of French colonial architecture, including St. Joseph's Cathedral and the luxurious Hotel Metropole
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Michael Pupa's story, from orphan of Nazi Europe to American citizen, is a testament to the freedoms America offers
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