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The theremin's mystery endures, and virtuosos are still fighting for its recognition.

The provinces are home to the elusive yılkı horse, a living reminder of the rich equine history that has long stretched across Central Anatolia.

A new cookbook is devoted entirely to the soothing, healing meal.

Their challenging legacy has complicated preservation and study.

Men hunted, women gathered, right? It's a lot more complicated.

Organizers are using mesmerizing video clips of harvests to advocate for better protections and pay.

A new study found plenty of bacteria, fungi, and insect remains, but nothing to be alarmed about.

Growing since 1886, this taxonomic library is among the largest insect repositories in the world.

Twenty-five travelers departed for the Arctic. Six made it home.

It’s taken a lot of outside help, but a national park has come back from the brink.

“If you’re thinking about getting a dog, maybe get a goat instead.”

Veteran line-cooks, experts, and die-hard fans tell the story of the fries that birthed an empire, then disappeared—until now.

For decades, often using a fake identity, he stole antique maps worth thousands of dollars each.

A new global census doubles the number of known copies of the scientist's treatise on gravity and more.

Landscape photography like this helped create the national park system.

Little is known about the first African-American woman to publish a cookbook.

Researchers have located the site of an accident that rattled England’s many-wived widower.

It starts with renaming streets and landmarks, but will take much more than that.