Law

Australian lyrebirds can imitate car horns, chainsaws ... and beautiful flute music.

In cases of rape and sexual violence, women had few other avenues for seeking justice.

That is to say, flags.

When murder won’t rest in peace.

Some experts estimate as many as 3,000 people were accused and executed for witchcraft in Scotland.

For 30 years, this labyrinthine treasure hunt has had thousands of players cracking codes and digging up the French countryside. After a sudden death and bitter disputes, will the prize ever be found?

A 50-square-mile patch of Yellowstone National Park in Idaho might just be the perfect place to commit a crime, thanks to a legal loophole.

A giant sequoia—the largest type of tree on Earth—was sold for parts in 1853. Now we have art and environmental policies in its image.

The signature shade of Marrakesh's Jardin Majorelle is legally protected—but the deep blue hue is also common in Moroccan culture.

This vibrant culture never faded away in the city's Mexican American community.