If neuroscientists are right, you’ll soon be able to sharpen your focus and boost your memory by recharging your brain—with electricity
The NASA adviser and author of a new book gives some insight on living beyond the Earth's atmosphere
The stunning results when a photographer uses remote cameras to capture Africa's great beasts
With pen and brush, the talented journalist fights for justice in the Middle East, and closer to home
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Alice is 150 years old, and the world is still wondering about her
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Ancient Egyptians leveraged a massive shipping, mining and farming economy to propel their civilization forward
In a new memoir, one of Hemingway's closest friends reveals how the great writer grappled with the love affair that changed his life and shaped his art
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In northern Nigeria, a fearless American educator has created a refuge for young women desperate to evade the terrorist group
Francis Bellamy had no idea how famous, and controversial, his quick ditty would become
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An outspoken Harvard neuroscientist is tackling the wondrous challenge of understanding the workings of the brain
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