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These second-graders helped shelter pups find their fur-ever homes

Apr 4, 2022 A letter from a second-grader — written on the dog's behalf — may have been the ticket home.

A mad scientist and his bird in a bubble: The story behind a peculiar painting

Mar 15, 2022 Two beloved paintings have swapped locations for a while.

How to make creativity part of your daily routine

Mar 7, 2022 It can be hard to dedicate yourself to a creative practice.

Meet the security guards moonlighting as curators at the Baltimore Museum of Art

Feb 28, 2022 Last year, the Baltimore Museum of Art invited their guards to curate an exhibition.

Watch Live: Biden Speaks After Russia Invades Ukraine

Feb 24, 2022 THURSDAY at 10:30 a.m.

Study finds Western megadrought is the worst in 1,200 years

Feb 14, 2022 New research shows just how extreme the situation has become.

The NIH is 'largely finished' moving its former research chimps to a sanctuary

Jan 27, 2022 The government has entered a new phase in its ongoing effort to retire its former research chimps.

The newest Girl Scout cookie is feeling pain from the supply chain

Jan 20, 2022 First it was toilet paper. Then cars, then juice boxes, then cream cheese.

Scientists think they've found a big, weird moon in a far-off star system

Jan 13, 2022 The hunt for moons outside our solar system has just turned up another possible lunar world, a moon bigger than Earth that's orbiting a Jupiter-like planet.

Sen. Sinema dashes Democrats' hope to change the filibuster

Jan 13, 2022 Sinema said she supports the voting rights bills under consideration but added she is unwilling to change her position on the filibuster for them to pass.

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