The most distinctive human feature might be that bony protrusion that made Jay Leno famous
On the bicentennial of the most famous battle in world history, a distinguished historian looks at what could have been
America's most important ally in the battle against ISIS is closer than ever to fulfilling their hope of founding a new nation
A powerful earthquake in Italy killed hundreds of people—and set in motion a legal battle and scientific debate that has kept seismologists on edge
The space-age invention still takes our imaginations on our wild ride
A hundred years ago, city slickers looking for wild times in Rocky Mountain National Park invented a new kind of American vacation
Reader responses to our May issue
He's famous for getting dangerously close to his fearsome charges, but what can Kevin Richardson teach us about ethical conservation—and ourselves?
Works donated from the author's archives in Sri Lanka include letters to Kubrick and an early draft of his most famous novel
With help from George Clooney, the United nations embarks on a new frontier in monitoring the world from above
The world's animals have developed an incredible variety of venoms. But how?
How to give the International Space Station a little bit more room
Artist Shirin Neshat uses Persian poetry to reveal the conflict between tradition and modernity
The Australian actor/director's controversial film views the legendary Gallipoli from the Turkish side
Not Impossible Labs has developed a breakthrough approach to communication
Hold onto your flux capacitors; the future is here
You asked, we answered
Advances in satellite technology mean that untouched villages can remain that way
The company EpiBone could be on the verge of a major breakthrough
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