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Scientists explain how lightning may have kick-started life on Earth
Lightning may have jump-started life by converting atmospheric elements into vital building blocks.
Man finds grandfather's WWII soldier's uniform—complete with shrapnel hole
Mark Holmes' grandpa died when he was just a 3-month-old baby. He didn't know all that much about his role in the war—until now.
"Mysterious" metal among secrets exposed from Renaissance alchemist's lab
Researchers gained new insights into the work of a 16th- to 17th-century astronomer also known for his alchemy experiments.
Sports
Caitlin Clark Sets New WNBA Record With Ridiculous Stat Line
Caitlin Clark continues to showcase an elite rookie year in the WNBA, as she has set yet another record for the league.
Today's Colonialist Narrative Is Racist—and Clueless | Opinion
This movement sees Western Civilization as a conspiracy by people who are "white" against those who are "of color"
"Sensational" carved marble cherubs from 15th century unearthed at castle
The ornately carved marble artifacts may be the work of an Early Renaissance master sculptor from what is now Italy.
Map shows every place a former or current U.S. president has been shot at
Trump is the 11th president or former president to be targeted by gun violence.
"What the hell is this?": Crocodile-like fossil rewrites Triassic history
The discovery of this croc-like fossil suggests they once thrive on the coasts of the Triassic around the world.
NATO Is Starting To Show Its Age. It's Time for Reform | Opinion
The grand halls of Washington are hosting a gathering of NATO leaders, marking the 75th anniversary of the most consequential military alliance in modern history.
Calling To Expand Supreme Court, Liberals Hope To Skirt the Rules | Opinion
Don't be surprised if you soon hear crowds of leftists calling for Chief Justice John Roberts' resignation.
Archaeologists dispute theory of largest Native American city's abandonment
Cahokia was an ancient city, located in southern Illinois, that may have had a population of tens of thousands at its peak.
Orbán: The Point of NATO Is Peace, Not Endless War | Opinion
Hungary's experience is that when a military alliance changes its focus from avoiding conflict to seeking conflict, it buys itself a ticket to defeat.
Pre-Hispanic ball court and curious circular structure discovered
Pre-Hispanic societies in Central America, such as the Maya, played a number of ballgames on courts like these.
Vanishing lake reveals mysterious 45-foot-long wreck
A "unique" set of human bones with grooves cut into them was also found in the disappearing lake.
"Unexpected underwater revelation" as Russian cannons found in Bahamas
The "stunning" discoveries are "one-offs" in all seas across the Americas, said Carl Allen, director of Allen Exploration.
Archaeologists find "exciting" colonial artifact from Michigan fort
The 18th-century item was found during an excavation at Colonial Michilimackinac—a reconstructed 18th-century fort trading post.
Ukraine Confrontation Becomes More Like the Cuban Missile Crisis
Continuing a policy of serial escalation, NATO supplied Ukraine with long-range weapons and authorized their use deep inside Russian territory.
WWII battlefield cleared of 4,700 "dangerous" artifacts
The objects include three aircraft bombs, roughly 200 artillery shells, hand grenades and elements of small arms ammunition.
"Lucky" archaeologists stumble across catapult shots used in 172-day siege
The largest of the newly discovered catapult projectiles used in the 1266 siege weighs around 230 pounds.
Human remains from medieval castle reveal secrets of warrior monks
The castle cemetery contains the remains of individuals who were buried between the 12th and 15th centuries.
George Washington's mansion dig finds preserved bottled fruits from 1700s
"Never in our wildest dreams did we imagine this spectacular archaeological discovery," said Mount Vernon president Doug Bradburn.
Woman's hilarious history question goes viral—"kept me up all night"
"I am deadly serious when I ask this," India Pine said before she went on to voice her historical inquiry to her 80,000 followers.
Huge Christian grave slabs recovered from 13th-century shipwreck
One of the grave slabs measures more than 6 feet in length and has a total weight of roughly 440 pounds.
'Free Trade' Is a Story of Broken Promises. America Needs Tariffs
Tariffs, further trade protections, and a renewed focus on balancing our political economy are essential to restoring America's future.
Can American civilians buy Soviet-era combat aircraft?
The U.S. recently purchased Soviet-era aircraft for less than $20,000 each.
Why we always board a plane from its left side
"There are two reasons why we board aircraft from the left," a historian and former airline pilot told Newsweek.
Trump's historic conviction: test yourself on other presidential firsts
The former president has been criminally convicted in a historic verdict. How many other presidential firsts do you remember?
"Extraordinary" skull hints at ancient Egyptian cancer treatment
"When we first observed the cutmarks under the microscope, we could not believe what was in front of us," the researchers said.
"Astonishing" soldiers' graffiti from 18th–19th centuries found in castle
The graffiti give "a unique glimpse" into the minds of soldiers during a turbulent time when war seemed imminent.