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The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opens July 4.

The finding also has an important caveat.

GJ504b orbits a sun-like star 57 light-years away from Earth.

Sandy lost her footing and fell down a few branches.

All the beautiful shades of our planet and its creatures.

Disturbances in this critical sense are often linked to problems with brain health, researchers are learning.

A PhD student spotted the wolves going after the so-called ‘king of the forest' on a trail camera.

From combating fainting to helping aircraft work efficiently, planes are chilly for a reason.

This website tells you how much info you're actually giving away whenever you go online.

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Athletes have been putting black streaks under their eyes for decades, but does it really do anything?

‘Adelphailurus kansensis’ was about the size of a puma and lived in North America over five million years ago.

Stop multitasking.

On revamped Lightspray Cloudboom Strike 2 its hyper-competitive marathon running shoe with a new cushioning system and stiffer response plate.

Blame prehistoric tools and medieval sword fights.

Visible gun barrel markings suggest the nearly complete StuG III took down at least 17 enemies.

A wiggly robot in Japan could help explain why we find eating certain foods so taboo.

Happy trees. Not so happy wallet.

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