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“The Right Side of History: How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the West Great” will be published March 19.

The plane's angle-of-attack sensors are now under scrutiny.

In 2018, the Phillies had one of the youngest rosters in MLB.

Men are 3.5 times more likely to commit suicide than women.

Thanks to Zion's play, the NCAA selection committee made the Blue Devils the overall top seed.

Including a couple that Netflix revived

Consider this mail-order waterfront housing

Jan-Michael Vincent, Peter Tork, and Luke Perry forged very different paths through stardom.

Chapter One: Lee Miller and Man Ray's tumultuous relationship shape this book of historical fiction.

French researchers find plant virus that can split up its genetic code to infect cells and reproduce.

More than 45 years after the 1973 oil crisis, the U.S. oil supply has—and hasn’t—changed.

Proper light exposure, staying hydrated, and exercising are all keys to better long-distance travel.

A controversial new study suggests the rise of farming altered human biology—and, with it, speech.

At Stanford University, Brian Acton decried the company's drive for profits over privacy.

The Big Apple's newest luxury mall got its big reveal this week.

Network gives no reason for bumping her Saturday broadcast; Trump tweets his displeasure.