Lacks' unique cancer cells were taken without consent and used for medical breakthroughs
The rarely seen copy of the Scottish writer's debut poetry collection is now on display
They believed that the stories of marginalized communities were worth chronicling
The perpetrators broke in to the cave and defaced some of the earliest known examples of First Peoples Rock Art
Archaeologists in Israel are excavating the site that was popular among pilgrims more than a millennium ago
The fifth-century B.C.E. artifacts have been at the Vatican Museum for 200 years
The toolkit was discovered in 1801—but until recently, researchers didn't understand its purpose
The event is named after an early 20th-century shipping line created by Jamaican activist Marcus Garvey
They say the film romanticizes colonization and reduces Indigenous cultures to vague stereotypes
Students in Ireland discovered the ancestral fungus in the soil on their university's campus
The “father of the atomic bomb” was accused of being a communist
Taraneh Alidoosti was detained after criticizing the government’s execution of a protester
Over 97 percent of documents related to the event are now publicly available
Archaeologists are learning more about the two men buried under the iconic Paris landmark
Every year, the Library of Congress selects 25 films of “cultural, historic or aesthetic importance”
Research on wild chimpanzees suggests searching for food in tree branches drove bipedalism
After two years of pandemic closures, the annual tradition is back in full force
The statue of Ambrose P. Hill had stood at a busy intersection since 1892
Critics argue that connecting Russia's culture with its current leadership is counterproductive
After more than a century at the bottom of the ocean, the garment fetched $114,000 at auction
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