The Ruby Princess, which launched from Australia in the early days of the pandemic, was linked to 662 cases of Covid-19 and 28 deaths
FBI agents and art recovery lawyers helped retrieve the piece by Austrian artist Johann Franz Nepomuk Lauterer
The nearly six-foot-long sculpture features well-preserved colors on 80 percent of its surface
After a decade of decline, the latest population estimate is good news—but conservationists say we "have a long ways to go" to safeguard the marine mammals
A total of 146 workers died in the 1911 disaster, which galvanized the fight for workers' rights
When Brood X emerged in 2021, scientists measured how the influx of billions of insects affected the ecosystem near Washington, D.C.
"An Edible Family in a Mobile Home" features life-size figures sculpted from cookies and cake
These cold, arid and oxygen-poor summits are akin to conditions on Mars, prompting questions about how the rodents got there—and how they survived
Even under a best-case climate scenario, global sea levels will likely rise because of this accelerated melting, scientists say
Copies of the letter have long been the target of thefts and forgeries, but Christie's says this one is the real deal
From the ancient Celts to medieval English, the Halloween tradition precedes the costumed children who will soon swarm your block
Caecilians are the only known amphibians to pass microbes from one generation to the next, according to a new study
The piece is a plaster version of one of the figures from the French sculptor's "Les Bourgeois de Calais"
Reducing daily intake of beef, lamb and pork could reduce your risk of developing the disease, researchers say
The long-lived Portuguese canine broke two world records and captured the hearts of people around the world
A new analysis of crystals from the moon pushes its age back to just 110 million years after the solar system formed
Journey Castillo and her parents, Eric and Valerie Castillo, started their quest during the pandemic
The 19-foot-long vessel was found alongside a kerosene lamp, leather shoes, coins and other artifacts
The unprecedented die-off represents roughly 90 percent of the eastern Bering Sea population
Researchers searched for signs of a meteorite impact that caused the quake but were unable to find any
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