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Around 994 a woman ranked silver tweezers alongside the impossibility of lasting love, filed pear blossoms under "most vulgar," and liked everything that cries in the night — except babies. Sei Shōnag...

Journalists, human rights advocates and open source analysts recoiled in horror at the initial decision: "The opportunities for abuse and disinfo are literally boundless," said one.

To draw attention to the millions of girls who cannot afford period products, the MENstruation Foundation ran a unique advertisement in three major South African newspapers. Readers of The Star, The Mercury and Cape T

‘Everyone will be affected, not just scientists. Every community in the country.’

Bosboom explores local forests, dunes, public parks, roadside verges, and virtually any place that flowers grow.

His new film is called 'Water Park Shark,' and, yes, it's about sharks in a water park.

'The American Revolution's Ken Burns says today's political polarization has to be put in perspective as the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday.

How to (maybe) get over your fear of roaches (again, maybe).

YouTube video by Brandy Schillace

A new model explains how Ganymede got its molten core — which in turn has given Jupiter's largest moon its magnetic field.

YouTube video by Dr. Wendy Rocks

This is the third entry in our May series, Cities at Play. By Dr. Ellery Weil In 2005, the London skyline faced a threat to one of its iconic features, in the form of an eviction notice. The target…

Astronomers are preparing for a new era of big-data astronomy, and results are already starting to arrive.

The Love, Life, and Terror of Earth’s Greatest Carnivore