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Research on how the human aging process can be slowed gains fascinating insights on lifestyle and genes - and lessons from insects and worms
"Daily Show" writer says U.S. Constitution created despite political in-fighting and no air conditioning, and that today's Congress needs to step up
Since 1830 the Pa.-based company's clothing and blankets have wrapped the nation in history
Musician bends old country-western formulas to say something new, but says, "I'm not necessarily out to break the rules"
On July 8, 1947 an object found in the New Mexico desert became a source of dispute, conspiracy, and alien lore
In 1881 President James Garfield was shot by a man rejected from a government job - but it wasn't the bullet that killed him
Experts say fighting the spread of insect-borne diseases like West Nile virus is like an arms race - one mosquitoes are winning
Says latest reboot of comic book franchise is more jarring and real
The movie studio marks a century of classic filmmaking
The late writer-director is hailed for her eloquence, optimism and class
The Hollywood studio celebrates a century of classic filmmaking, from Marx Brothers and Corleones to Indiana Jones
Clarissa Ward on how Greece's recession and Spain's debt are testing the strength - and validity - of Europe's single currency
In mid-'80s baseball cards exploded from a kids' hobby into a billion-dollar industry, but the collectibles market bubble has burst
Changing technology is making transactions less and less dependent upon the minting of money
The Midwestern city gives companies exactly what they want: A cross-section of the American public on which to test market their products
