Biologists suggest that evolution never stops, even for modern humans. This is especially true in parts of the developing world.

The barbecue boom in 1950s American was tied to nationalistic concepts of the "perfect family": patriarchal, suburban, and white.

There's more to comic books than bright colors, gratiutious violence, and whimsy. Comics tells stories that are deeply significant to their readers.

A man named Samuel Clemens received funds from the radical abolitionist Boston Vigilance Committee in 1854. It may have been Mark Twain, pulling a prank.

U.S. government employees stationed in Havana, Cuba, and Guangzhou, China, have experienced mysterious symptoms. Could the culprit be a sonic weapon?

Songbirds may loose their entire broods to cuckoos’ parasitic tricks.

What ever happened to "the most radical attempt in modern history to challenge the Western standard temporal reference framework?"

Full employment was a prominent goal in U.S. politics after World War II, but has faded from policy debates in recent decades.

On the controversial directive that a paragraph must contain a topic sentence, an idea that theorists, writers, and students have questioned for decades.

Perhaps the Harry Potter stories are so potent because they rework the iconic hero stories of medieval French Arthurian romances.