Articles by Cara Giaimo

"Steve Webb," presumably, had an interesting day.

"We started to promote Hillary's style in Kosovo, offering clothes to women that are identical to those worn by Hillary," says store owner Elda Morina-Ymeraga.

Making art at the bottom of the world, where paint freezes and the best subjects are millimeters long.

It's also an attempt to cut down on trash.

The aspiring birdlegger was trying to sneak his captives into Taiwan.

Long before Instagram, sunset enthusiasts strained the English language to its limit.

All of British Columbia mobilized to get Miss Kitty back to earth.

Hanging out in an operating room hundreds of miles away.

The three cubs each had different colors.

Even jaded researchers were "mesmerized" by the swarm.

The technology alerts users when there are leftovers in the building.

The city's emergency sirens all went off at once for no reason.

The most difficult part of the race, it turns out, can be getting the sheep to start running.

"The robots weren't able to carry soup," one of their former colleagues said.

To convince gentlemen to holster their pistols, legislators had to turn dueling into social suicide.

The lambs were later rescued and seen "frolicking."

Christie's London is selling 83 space rocks—some from Mars, some filled with gems, and one that killed a cow.

Ferenc Mere's passion lives on as Froggyland, a museum full of anthropomorphic amphibians.

It's a pretty magical object.

A forgotten 1970s-era hippie polymath named Irv Teibel created the "soothing" vibe of the great outdoors.

The new State Route 520 bridge beats its predecessor's record by 130 feet.

"He is like my son," says one local rice farmer.

There once was a candidate from Nantucket...

A relatively recent hybrid has invaded much of California.