Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Inscription in Israel
A unique 2,000-year-old stone inscription was unearthed in Israel.
Anthem Kneeler Eric Reid Calls Ex-Protester Jenkins “Sellout” After Fight
Panthers DB and Malcolm Jenkins don't see eye to eye on social justice issues.
5 Swanky Airbnbs for Your Inaugural Canadian Cannabis Pilgrimage
Canada's now legal. Here's where to go and what to know.
TV Dads Who Have Redefined Modern Fatherhood
What Jack Pearson, Coach Taylor, and—yes—even Homer Simpson can teach us about being a dad.
“Walking Dead” Alum Steven Yeun Talks Stereotypes, Basketball and Faith
The 35-year-old is starring in the Korean thriller, "Burning."
Behemoth Bible Returns to England for First Time In 1,300 Years
The Codex Amiatinus was produced in the early eighth century.
John Krasinski Talks About “A Quiet Place” Scene that Made Him Cry
The actor-writer-director is currently working on the sequel to his hit film.
Digging Into Archaeology’s Overlooked History
The TrowelBlazers encourage the collaboration of women in the field and beyond.
Behind the Troll Army and Twitter Insider Guarding the Saudi Gov’t Image Online
New York Times exposé reveals the secret digital forces swarming and silencing the Kingdom's critics.
SF Giants Owner Donated to Super PAC Running Racist Political Ad in Arkansas
White billionaire Charles Johnson is a major funder to "Black Republicans" group using racist rhetoric.
Thousands of Theodore Roosevelt’s Writings Made Available by Library of Congress
The Library has the largest Roosevelt collection in the world.
Archaeologists Discover Painted Mural Beneath Ashes of Pompeii
The vibrant painting suggests the catastrophic eruption took place months later than once believed.
Windowless Denver Building Housed Vintage Porsches, Gold Mine of Automotive History
Classic automotive relics once stored in the otherwise unused buildings now decorate new businesses.
What A 2,000 Mile Swim Does To Your Body
Ross Edgley is in the middle of a very long-distance swim.
Most of America May Be in For a Mild Winter
Winter is coming -- kind of.
Florida’s Voting Rights Restrictions on the Ballot this November
Over six million people in America cannot vote because of a past criminal conviction.