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Wildfires are growing more frequent and intense because of climate change.
A woman once worshipped as a child goddess in Nepal is trying to modernize a centuries-old tradition.
The first cases of AIDS in the U.S. made headlines four decades ago. The fight against the disease provided lessons for combating future outbreaks like that of Covid-19.
A growing movement is pushing museums to return stolen art and objects to their native cultures.
As the midterm elections approach, false information is running rampant on the social media platform.
Two experts weigh in on the issue.
Classifying them as endangered may help boost conservation efforts.
Scientists are working to catalogue odors from ancient times.
A teen started a forum to encourage young people to consider their use of social media.
Quirky stats about Buzz Aldrin’s moon jacket, a job sampling candy, and more
The Asian nation wants to adopt a uniform method of counting birthdays.
The world’s highest-paid athletes, May 2021–May 2022
How to approach a sister who’s still mad at you
Cartoons about pandemics, wildfires, misinformation, and more