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In December 1969, radical German students reached out to the increasingly politicized black GIs. Together, they organized a series of rallies and teach-ins at German universities.

Plastic debris is killing the ocean’s “invisible forests,” which produce ten percent of the oxygen we breathe.

James Graham, founder of the Temple of Health, benefitted from his undeniable flair for showmanship and his talent for leaping on trends.

It’s real. And it will use quantum entanglement to generate true mathematical randomness. Here’s why that matters.

It's the 50th anniversary of the famous Woodstock festival, which was fraught with controversy before it even happened.

Americans expect our jobs to provide us with not just money but fulfillment. For many, YouTube represents exactly that promise.

What really happened that summer day in 1973? And what does it reveal about our cultural attitudes toward violence?

Black America talks back to "The Good Gray Poet" at 200.

When government wouldn't fund female fieldwork, Agnes Chase pulled together her own resources.

Dressed in a petticoat and bonnet, Mary Anning climbed precarious cliffs to find prehistoric fossils.