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Conservationists Butt Heads With U.S. Government Over Red Wolf Repopulation Program
A judge recently ordered the Fish and Wildlife Service to let the endangered wolves stay where they are
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded for Big Advancements in Ultra-Tiny Machines
The winning trio created the building blocks of nanomachines that have the potential to revolutionize many fields of science and industry
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Botswana Unexpectedly Reverses Course on Ivory Trade
The southern African nation now supports protection for the animals instead of limited sales of ivory
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Researchers Just Discovered One of the Largest Dinosaur Footprints Ever Found
Uncovered in the Gobi desert, the tracks of the titanosaur show that the beast certainly lived up to its name
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Adiós, Toughie: The Last Known Rabb’s Fringe-Limbed Tree Frog Dies in Atlanta
Since his discovery in 2005, Toughie the frog has been the face of amphibian extinction
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Stolen van Gogh Paintings Recovered After 14 Years
Italian police found the two paintings stolen from the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam while investigating organized crime in Naples
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Japanese Scientist Wins Nobel Prize for Discovering How Cells Cannibalize Worn Out Parts
Like stripping old engine parts away
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People Really Hate a Newly Repaired Stretch of the Great Wall of China
And for good reason
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Happy 445th Birthday, Caravaggio
The artist’s gory paintings have captivated art lovers for centuries
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After 80 Years, New York’s Iconic Carnegie Deli Is Closing for Good
The iconic jewish deli has served heaps of pastrami in Times Square for decades
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Should Californians Stress Out About the New Earthquake Advisory?
Here’s what you need to know
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These Were the Most-Performed High School Musicals of 2015/2016
Creepy, kooky and supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
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Why the U.S. Government Is Paying Half a Billion in Settlements to 17 Tribal Governments
That adds to 95 cases the U.S. has settled with native groups since 2012
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Sorry, Stargazers: There’s No Way to See This Weekend’s Black Moon
It’s just a trumped-up nickname for a new moon
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Over 180 Countries Just Approved a Ban on Pangolin Trafficking
It’s a big win for a weird little creature
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Rule Allows Native Hawaiians to Form Their Own Government
A rule by the Interior Department will allow indigenous Hawaiians to vote on creating a sovereign government similar to those of Native American tribes
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China Switches on the World’s Largest Radio Telescope
Measuring 1,640 feet across, the massive device will scour the skies for signs of life and new galaxies
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Chinese Malls Are Filled With Sad Animals
As cities spread, so do depressing mall zoos
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How Arnold Palmer and President Eisenhower Made Golf the Post-War Pastime
The charismatic, working-class golfer and beloved president made golf the sport of elites and middle-class duffers for a generation
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NASA Didn’t Change Your Astrological Sign, Blame It on Earth’s Wobbly Rotation
Astrology is not a science
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