The tintype image was purchased for $10 but might be worth millions
Lincoln started the process of making it a federal holiday in 1863, crystallizing something that had been around since the days of the Pilgrims
Though the chances are slim, the team hopes this latest transmission is just the first of many
In a bid to stop the populations from dwindling, scientists are turning to big data
You can even learn to “mermaid” yourself, if the fancy takes you
Sweet potato pudding has been a part of American cuisine for a century
It’s titled ‘It’s All Right – He Only Died’
A man with the name of Wilfred Pickles brought regional dialect to the BBC as part of an anti-Nazi-propaganda strategy
X-rays have revealed the last bit of "La Pose Enchantee," which the artist cut up and reused in the early 1930s
While the sale of "Salvator Mundi" has generated a considerable amount of excitement, there are doubts about its authenticity
A new study asks: How many people does it takes to set a pedestrian bridge a-swaying?
An animal advocacy group has filed a petition requesting that the elephants be removed from a traveling zoo
Brooklyn Museum and National Museum of Women in the Arts revisit the artist's celebration of unrecognized women, female body
Then some politicians got angry
"The Sound of Music" was based on the true story of her life, but it took a few liberties
Expect 10 to 25 shooting stars per hour as the planet passes through the debris of comet Tempel-Tuttle
Orbiting the star Ross 128, our new planetary neighbor is thought to be temperate, with days up to a balmy 68 degrees Fahrenheit
One of many Nelson portraits by Leonardo Guzzardi, the painting has been restored to include his war wounds
The carving may have marked the property of a high-ranking individual
People recycled before then, but for different reasons
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