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Wednesday Roundup: Missing Cows, Eyebrows and Some Flying Machines

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The Price of Corn

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“Read My Pins: The Madeleine Albright Collection” Opens Friday

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A Spoonful of Pickle Juice…Helps Muscle Cramps Go Down

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The Dinosaurs Never Saw it Coming

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Randall Grahm on Why Wine’s Terroir Matters

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More Chicks at the National Zoo

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Is the World Cup Trophy Hollow?

This 1956 photograph was taken during the short time that two Nite Owls sat cheek-by-jowl in Fall River, MA. Soon the old lunch wagon was carted away and demolished, replaced by the gleaming diner.

A Life Devoted to the American Diner

With a career spent chronicling the best of American diners, curator Richard Gutman knows what makes a great greasy spoon

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100-Year-Old Lifeboat Makes its Way to Air and Space

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Inviting Writing: When Grandma Makes You Drink Poison

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New Study Probes the Details of Dinosaur Bites

Events: Bolivan Arts Festival, Movies From Hong Kong, National History Day and More!

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The Birth of Saturn’s Moonlets

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World Cup at the National Zoo

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Weekend Events: Flag Day and Crochet

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Airplane Food: Served Up High, but Rarely Haute Cuisine

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A Look at Europe’s Latest and Greatest Video Art

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Should Oiled Birds Be Cleaned?

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Leonardo da Vinci - Paleontology Pioneer

Recent research suggests that Leonardo da Vinci was a pioneer in the study of body and trace fossils

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