Scientists suggest keeping old offshore oil platforms as productive fish habitats.

For Karen Blixen, the Danish author of "Out of Africa," role, purpose, fate and destiny are intertwined

The Danish expedition to the Arabian Peninsula of 1761-1767 was a bungle of mismatched egos and wretched conditions. There was only a single survivor.

Why English speakers love "hygge" and other "untranslatable" words about emotional states.

How scientists, linguists, and activists are working together to preserve indigenous languages in the Arctic—as well as the region's biodiversity.

Is there an equation for happiness? And if so, can science really define it?

Bernie Sanders cites Denmark's social welfare programs as a model. We turn to socialism and see whether he's right.