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Who needs a time machine?

You have to see it to believe it—or not.

The truth is out there.

The ceremonial significance of the turkey goes back much further than Thanksgiving.

What we got wrong about some of the ancient city's most famous victims.

The war has brought suffering and devastation—and "war-wilding," a surprising ray of hope.

In a century-old hospital, a team of “dream engineers” investigates the science of uneasy sleep.

Celebrating Indigenous artists, chefs, and conservationists this November and all year long.

In 'Sandwiches of History,' Barry Enderwick dives into good, bad, and bizarre combinations.

In Colorado, tap-dancing male tarantulas risk everything for love—including becoming lunch.

Archaeologists have found the remains of hundreds of Iron Age fighters at Alken Enge—but they didn't die there.

There’s a whole world of creative ways to take food on the road.

The return of the Indigenous name of Tennessee’s highest point has meaning beyond what’s on a map.

Learn the secrets of the Oval Office desks, who got stuck in an elevator, and why we give presidents their own libraries.

Election season means fundraiser foods, satirical sweets, and campaign trail cuisine.

And where to experience Gullah culture across the Lowcountry today.

In the 19th century, Scottish scammer Gregor MacGregor made a fortune selling land in Poyais.

Researchers around the world are working on ways to regain control of our minds during sleep and battle the monsters that torment us.