Out of almost 600,000 people, 13 seem to have mutations that prevent deadly diseases from being expressed
Marine biologists say this behavior has never been seen before
Yuri Milner is investing 100 million dollars in research to develop a swarm of tiny probes for a mission to Alpha Centauri
144 Constitution Avenue is now one of the women’s movement’s most significant sites
Using computer algorithms to analyze handwriting, researchers discover citizens of ancient Judah were much more literate than previously thought
Stomach ulcers, herpes, ringworm and other tropical diseases may have all contributed to the Neanderthal demise
Vaccinations could be the best defense against devastating population drops
Virtual reality could allow users to step into someone else's shoes, experiencing things like having migraines or swapping genders
A boom in the wild boar population is causing problems for farmers near the site of the 2011 nuclear disaster
Ramona's creator is even more timeless thanks to Portland's tribute in bronze
You can help historians learn how newspapers in the U.S. documented the persecution of European Jews
The life expectancy gap between New York and Gary, Indiana is over four years
In a seven-year period, museums in the U.S. spent around $5 billion
Though the latest numbers seem hopeful, the majestic creatures are not out of the woods yet
The recently publicized document was kept in a private collection for many years
The probe suddenly went into a safe mode for unknown reasons last week
After nearly 20 years of fighting, the Leopold Museum in Vienna has agreed to return the watercolors
After examining bite marks on a 70-million-year old diving bird, researchers figure out who tried to have it for dinner
The Neanderthal Y chromosome hasn't persisted in modern humans
Astronomers have found a huge black hole in a "cosmic backwater," opening the possiblity there could be many more in the universe
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