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Here’s Why French People Are Getting Riled Up About the Circumflex
Little accent, big debate
Russia Cancels Top Art Prize After Dissident Artist Nominated
Judges walk out in support of the provocative performance artist
Russia Wants to Turn Old Missiles Into an Asteroid Defense System
One of the world's deadliest missiles could become a planetary life-saver
Wander About Inside This Giant Cake Sculpture
Try to refrain from eating the art
The Lincoln Memorial Is Getting a Makeover
The four-year restoration will cost a pretty penny
Researchers Say Culling Koalas May Save Them From Chlamydia
A paradoxical solution to help protect the species
The Federal Highway Administration Says Stop to Crosswalk Art
Street art will no longer color crosswalks in St. Louis, Missouri
Obama Just Added Three More National Monuments
This time, the California desert was the president's preservation focus
Congress Won’t Pay For Official Portraits Anymore
The government will stop using taxpayer dollars to immortalize lawmakers in the traditional fashion
Five Things to Know About Gravitational Waves
The internet is abuzz with rumors of a big announcement—here are a few things you should know to decipher the news
This Company Just Ditched Artificial Food Dyes
The food of the future won’t necessarily look less fake—but its ingredient list might
Zika Virus May Spell Trouble for the Rio Olympic Games
U.S Olympic Committee officials suggest that athletes concerned about Zika stay on the sidelines this year
Watch a Japanese Volcano Put on a Spectacular Show
Lightning and lava? No biggie
A New Experimental Fusion Reactor Powers Up in Germany
The reactor's first test was brief but successful
Mountain Dew Once Had Ties to Moonshine
The original soda named Mountain Dew was supposed to be a whiskey accompaniment
A Historic Conservation Agreement Will Protect Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest
It's a victory for First Nations, loggers, and environmentalists
Archeologists Find a Rare 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Funerary Boat
The watercraft is so well preserved that it still has the pegs, ropes and plant fibers that once held it together
A Short History of Groundhog Day
Punxsutawney Phil is part of a tradition with roots that extend back thousands of years
100,000 Travelers Were Stranded at a Chinese Train Station
And you thought your holiday commute was bad
Stalin May Have Studied Mao’s Poop in a Secret Lab
Get a whiff of this stranger-than-fiction story of political paranoia and Soviet science
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