Iran's Resilience to Economic Sanctions
Iran’s currency has plummeted, with inflation skyrocketing and food prices doubling, but the Islamic Republic remains a…
Clancy Trial Juror: No Doubt About Guilt
Michael Disronville, the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, is speaking out, saying he never doubte…
Duncan Sheik's Legacy and Death at 56
Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter behind the 1996 hit "Barely Breathing," died last night, leaving behind a legacy th…
Wheelchair Tennis History: 50 Years of Growth
A crispy, cheesy mound of snack goodness is turning heads at Globe Life Field, where the Rally Sombrero is the new in-s…
Mistras Palace Restoration and Climate Protection
Military-grade fire systems safeguard Mistras Palace, a Byzantine treasure nestled in Greece’s mountains and newly reop…
Peruvian Mummies: Chauquilla Cemetery's Ancient Burials
In the Peruvian desert, hundreds of ancient mummies sit upright. Ancient burial sites hold these remarkably preserved r…
Kazakhstan's Mysterious Giant Shapes
Beneath the expanses of Kazakhstan, 260 mysterious giant shapes lie hidden, only visible from above. Created 8,000 year…
Pingualuit Crater: Mysterious Arctic Lake
In the heart of the Arctic lies a nearly perfect circle, a mysterious lake that shouldn't exist. The Canadian lake, Pin…
Devil's Hole Pupfish Survival in Nevada Cave
In Nevada, a 72-foot hole plunges over 500 feet in depth, ending in a sprawling subterranean cavern, it's home to a uni…
Abhaneri Stepwell: Ancient Indian Water Reservoir
The Chand Baori, a 13-story deep well in Rajasthan is not a temple but a remarkable 1,000-year-old water reservoir. The…
Sleep Duration and Health: New Study Findings
New findings suggest that seven to eight hours of sleep might be too much. A study published in Nature tracked 23 organ…
Human Body Electricity and Grounding Effects
The human body is a biological circuit, powered by electrical signals — a fact scientists have known for a century. Gro…