A trip to Texas shows the unexpected consequences of a severe drought
The subtleties of preparation, the exact timing of when to add water and for how long it should lie before being served are the subject of fierce debate
Volker Sattel's haunting film "Under Control" takes the viewer behind the scenes for a stylized look at day-to-day operations at nuclear power plants
According to a recent study, the cause of Australia's "Dinosaur Stampede" may have been more comedic than nightmarish
Experts say a changing battlefield prompts calls for increasing emotional intelligence as well as technical prowess
Learn about an archaeological dig, see a Tlingit legend performed, hear a panel discussion of contemporary artists, and test your knowledge of geography
A Roman museum devoted to 19th century hero Giuseppe Garibaldi is a bright spot amid the gloomy news from Italy
An inventor's plans for traveling inside a giant bullet would have made a trip across the Bay a fast one
A new dinosaur found in northwestern Argentina adds more detail to the big picture of how forerunners to Jurassic giants evolved
"The veggie bacon definitely smells the worst. And the corn dogs taste the worst."
Marc Pachter, of the NMAH, will be interviewing the queen of domesticity this Thursday night. But we had a few words with her first
How do humans separate sarcasm from sincerity? Research on the subject is leading to insights about how the mind works. Really
Veterans have generally been treated with dignity and respect in Hollywood films, but there are always the exceptions
The toppling of Egypt's government has led to a renewal of violence against the nation's Christian minority
This weekend, see a Russian film classic, get a taste of Afro-Peruvian rhythms, and listen to a pianist's new take on the classics
Did a recently discovered pair of dinosaurs die at each other's throats?
"It's like a painting about the most perfect meal that ever was—but you can't tell what most of it was," says a Phillips Collection curator
Scholar created a whole new way of looking at history, but found time to fight in two World Wars–latterly, aged 60, as a leader of the French Resistance
Smithsonian scientist Laetitia Plaisance talks about her recent study and its finding that coral reefs support even more biodiversity that we thought
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