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In 1864, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Yosemite Land Grant, which changed the American landscape forever
The British officer who was struck by lightning four separate times
The splendid glasshouse called Temperate House, part of the royal gardens at Kew, now open to the public
An antibiotic experiment with chickens in 1948 led to a boom in poultry market, but had unforseen consequences for both bird and human
Two centuries after his birth, people taking a close look at the controversial legacy of Karl Marx
Christie’s sale of the estate of David Rockefeller could reach $1 billion, breaking all records
In one French art museum, more than half of the paintings are now believed to be fakes or forgeries
Questions linger in the strange end to Richard the Lionheart in 1199
Dead Sea Scrolls news: imaging technology has helped researchers detect previously hidden text
Hobby Lobby smuggling ring: how an arts-and-crafts chain got involved in a controversial purchase of more than 5,500 artifacts from the Sumerian civilization
