It's a victory for First Nations, loggers, and environmentalists
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is adding a bright flourish to the Temple of Dendur
And you thought your holiday commute was bad
The museum will feature the 4,000-plus pieces of cookware that the kitchenware impresario donated upon his death
Surrealism meets real life in an exploration of a Dalí masterwork
Hedgehog populations in England have declined since the 1970s due urban and suburban development
Corruption is everywhere, but some nations are more corrupt than others
The 15-month old calf has so far survived possible predation from lions, leopards, hyenas and human poachers
One hundred years later, WWI will finally get a large-scale memorial in Washington, D.C.
Pledge your loyalty to the southernmost continent—and to the ideals of peace, equality and sustainability
Delicate, bright and iconic, China's lanterns symbolize celebration and good luck
Step back in time with architectural drawings of buildings steeped in history
Repairing a set of 115-year-old bridges may require shutting off the rush of water that usually flows over the falls
It's easier than ever to immerse yourself in the iconic, Frank Lloyd Wright-designed museum
The tiny Mamula island once held more than 2,300 prisoners during World War II
Go back in time with the help of some talented French artists
“Love Letter Brooklyn” will soon be gone forever
Five planets will appear together in the sky—all visible to the naked eye
Learn about Romania's “unfrozen years” at Bucharest’s Postmodernism Museum
All aboard the Cute Train to Tinytown
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