Long, long ago, two dinosaurs died apparently locked in a battle on the plains of modern-day Montana. Today, a battle over who owns the entangled fossil has turned into a multimillion-dollar issue. Read More

Over half a century after their infamous escape from Alcatraz, three former inmates are still missing. Authorities have no idea what became of the men. But some newly made 3-D reproductions from the jailbreak reveal that law enforcement is still on the case. Read More

Know a friend with an unusual prowl, prance, strut, or swagger? Turns out, everyone’s walk may be different. A new tool called “gait recognition” analyzes body shapes and movements. It can identify people by their strides—even when their faces are hidden. Read More

When a hammer-wielding thief tried to steal a piece of English history, an impromptu squad of law-abiding citizens—including two American tourists—worked to stop him. The clash inside Salisbury Cathedral shows that respect for the rule of law—and the ancient laws themselves—isn’t dead. Read More

Voters in California thought they’d settled a farming matter years ago. But on November 6, they were asked to weigh in on chicken coops and pig pens . . . again. And folks on both sides of the fence were squealing. Read More

What do Tofurky and elephants have in common? Not much. But both are names. Names help humans make sense of the world. At creation, God named night, day, heaven, Earth, and seas. But He allowed the first human to name Eden’s animals. (Genesis 2:20) Names have always carried meaning. Read More

In September, the New York Times published an anonymous letter sharply criticizing President Donald Trump. The author claimed to be in the Trump administration’s inner circle—working on the White House staff. Read More

Treatment of women is a much-debated topic worldwide. All humans—male and female— are made in God’s image. So it’s dreadful that in some places women still don’t have even basic rights. This is often the case in Muslim countries. Read More

She’s called Sombra, which means “Shadow.” She’s a critical player in Colombia’s efforts to stop the trafficking of a hardcore illegal drug. Cocaine is a dangerous and addictive substance. It is sometimes smuggled in suitcases, boats, and fruit shipments. Read More

Sue sells seashells by the seashore. But she won’t sip soda from a plastic straw—at least not in Seattle. The entire city has banned single-use plastic straws and utensils. Read More