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Intel's esteemed science prize recognized ten high school students with $530,000 in scholarships, including Shannon Babb of Utah receiving top honors.
It all started with a simple motive: "I decided I needed to start writing things down." Jason Kottke's site, kottke.org, celebrates eight years in the blogosphere.
First there was David Bowie. Then there was Mötley Crüe. Meet the third-coming of glam-rock. An emo-intro to Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, and Taking Back Sunday.
Over the years, pop culture has brought us some bizarre international pairings: Jerry Lewis and the French; David Hasselhoff and the Germans; Morrissey and Mexican vatos; Conan O'Brien and…the Finns?
Today is March 15th... and a full moon. Read the history behind the infamous Roman day of doom.
Zahi Hawass, head of antiquities for Egypt, announced that a new discovery in the Valley of the Kings is, in fact, not a tomb as originally thought. Evidence shows the chamber was used to mummifying pharaohs.
"I realised that I can't really remember the last time I was truly bored." Alex considers if we ever get bored anymore... or are we just aimless.
The first bioethanol stations opened in the UK today after a three month initiative to introduce the alternative fuel source, eventually on a national scale.
NASA reports that remains from the Genesis mission have been successfully recovered. The capsule returned to Earth with solar particles in 2004, crashing into the Utah desert instead of being collected intact.
It's official. Brad Bird (director, The Incredibles, The Iron Giant) is leading up Ratatouille, Pixar's next big film after Cars.
Neubix Studios (and others) presented a stunning redesign for the ever-popular classified site, Craigslist, at this year's SXSW.
Forget vacation. Try voluntourism... a new industry focused on rebuilding New Orleans and the Gulf Coast: build by day, party by night.
NASA celebrates the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's successful arrival into orbit around the Red Planet.
The Commonwealth Games kicked off with a soaring ceremony, complete with fireworks, a flying tram, and athletes from 71 nations.
On an average day in the UK, 82 million texts are sent over mobile phones. On New Year's this year, a record 165 million were recorded.
With mp3 player sales up 200%, researchers are concerned that turning up the volume could create a hearing-loss crisis for the "iPod generation."
NASA scientists have witnessed a rare meteor impact on the Moon, prompting further observation of lunar explosions.
An urban university's dilemma: how can you be a top school and maintain a safe relationship with the surrounding neighborhood? A profile on new outreach initiatives at Penn and other schools.
Meet Barney, Harriet, Beatrice, Norma, and Heffalump, canine and rodent cast members (and understudies) for "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
As if from "some parallel universe", two thirty-somethings share a Craigslist success in the quest for a classic NYC double whammy: a new roommate and a new apartment.
The coldest winter since 1945 has brought record snowfall to the Nagano Prefecture, known as Japan's snow country.
Could the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building be revived as a central exhibition space on the National Mall? The Post's Blake Gopnik considers what it would take to revive the ailing jewel.
In Baghdad, the Debaathification Committee has ordered the removal of memorials and monuments it deemed offensive.
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