And Arizona is kicking things off
Louie, a 22-pound crustacean born during the Cleveland administration, returned to the sea after 20 years living at Peter's Clam Bar
NASA released the final catalog from its planet-hunting telescope, bringing its total up to 4,034 potential planets
A bust of Hitler, a knife with Nazi markings and a medical device for measuring heads were among the objects uncovered by authorities
The <i>McCulloch</i> was the largest cutter of its day and sank in 1917 after colliding with a passenger ship in heavy fog
Borden was acquitted of the crime on this day in 1893, but no one else was ever charged
The Lest We Forget Project is asking people to bring in letters, photos and objects from the Great War to be recorded for a free online database
Meet Popchop, Fuzzable, Princess Pow and more
A Supreme Court ruling affirms a reclaimed slur
The archaeological excavation at Harlaa suggests the region was a hub for Islamic communities in Africa
The majestic beasts learn how to outsmart hunters—and even modify their behavior based on the kinds of weapons used to kill them
New UN report paints a grim picture of the world’s refugees and migrants
Longer days, stronger wind and reduced electricity demand helped green energy break double digits for the first time
Tastes just as good, though
At the Stoneview Nature Center in Los Angeles, fruit trees are arranged according to the colors of the rainbow
It's good for you
Those who do not identify as male or female will be able to select “X” for non-specified gender when applying for IDs
The Hōkūleʻa’s crew did not use any modern navigational devices, instead relying on the stars, waves, and clouds to guide them
Thomas Lincoln was a master craftsman—and a man history has misrepresented
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