Lemurs are the most threatened group of vertebrates on the planet
Researchers now need only a blood sample from a pregnant mother to construct a fetus' entire genome
The creator of the popular speaker series spent Friday at the Smithsonian talking about the next step in his prolific design career
Soon, all of the United States Geographical Survey's old topographical maps will be available online
A decade ago, scientists unearthed what may be the oldest hominid ever found
A lot of police departments hope so. They're starting to invest in software that uses algorithms to forecast where crimes are most likely to happen
Discovery of a fifth moon circling Pluto has some questioning where the "dwarf planet" category still applies to this faraway member of the Solar System
Even though Dino Beatdown delivers on the jetpacks and Velociraptor, that's not enough to make it a fun game
This week at the Smithsonian: take a virtual tour beneath the earth's surface, see the Air Force Strings perform and honor the genius of Thelonius Monk
The gold medalist offers a cheat sheet on his sport's rules, maneuvers and slang
The gold medalist offers a cheat sheet on his sport’s rules, maneuvers and slang
The silver medalist explains the equipment, rules and maneuvers of her sport
The gold medalist offers a cheat sheet on her sport's rules, maneuvers and slang
Americans are “confident that individual actions can help the environment,” while simultaneously, “trailing the rest of the world in sustainable behavior.”
The department store chain's visionary executive beat the competition in exotic fashion flair
Researchers came upon a wild snow leopard den in the Tost Mountains of Mongolia and captured a mother with cub on camera for the first time
Ironworkers paused to recreate a historic photograph while working on Arts and Industries building. The renovation is expected to be complete March 2013
Two New York City jewelers, caught with $2 million worth of illegal ivory, plead guilty to charges of commercializing wildlife
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