One of the longest surviving World War Two veterans in Guernsey has died at the age of 104. John Barnes was born in London ...

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Biology has always been an unruly science. Cells divide when they want to. Genes switch on and off like temperamental lights.

Photographer Andrew Kilgore died overnight Jan. 5, according to a Facebook post made by his studio manager, Joshua LeMasters.

At a time when the country is faced with a host of economic and social challenges, Daniel Jutras says universities can ...

The influential sculptor, whose mammoth works adorned the Met’s façade, reflects on the spiritual blind spots and esoteric ...

Or the ostrich farms, given that Oudtshoorn tags itself the “ostrich capital of the world”. But neither caves nor ostriches ...

The production of too many useful things results in too many useless people.” That was Karl Marx, but it could as easily have ...

In the winter of 1943, Charlie Plott was in Italy, receiving wine from locals grateful the U.S. soldiers were running “the Germans out of their towns and homes.” He had recently arrived in the country ...

“Despite the remarkable developments in military technology, despite the weapons and machines which have vastly expanded our ...

In a world of mass production and algorithmic recommendations, Todd Farm remains gloriously, chaotically human—a place where $40 and a good eye can still yield a shopping spree worth remembering.