Should P.G. Wodehouse, creator of the ditzy Wooster and inimitable Jeeves, be considered an American humorist as well as a master of British farce?

What do advances in AI, VR, and robotics mean for doctors? In the case of medicine, perhaps it's better to ask what technology can't do.

David George Haskell's book The Song of the Trees: Stories From Nature's Great Connectors, explores trees' connections with various communities.

Little League baseball as we know it is result of child development theory and practices in America's heartland in the years directly after World War II.

It's the 150th anniversary of the Alaska Purchase. Why did the Americans want all that ice and why were the Russians willing to sell?

The melodramatic descriptions of "fevers" in old novels reveal just how frightening the time before modern medicine must have been.

What is Scotland, a country and/or nation, or just a region within Great Britain, a piece of the United Kingdom? Let's explore Scots nationalism.

Are the increasing jellyfish blooms in our oceans the result of global temperature changes?

Some early healthcare history shows the effect of insurance plans: lower infant morality and better standards across the board.

Following a winter of exceptional rain, Southern California's desert wildflowers have bloomed en masse. The event is dubbed a “super bloom.”