A fence meant to deter refugees is threatening one of Europe’s rarest mammalsByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Hungary’s prime minister says refugees in Europe should be “rounded up and shipped out”ByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
The mayors of London, Paris, and New York City affirm their commitment to welcoming refugeesByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
How a duck painting contest launched in 1949 gained a cult following in America todayByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Climate change could be to blame for an unusual avalanche in Tibet that can be seen from spaceByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
The first humans in Australia may have encountered eight-foot-tall kangaroosByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Conservationists have finally found a way to beat Japanese whalers: outrun themByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
A NASA-funded, year-long experiment in Hawaii to mimic life on Mars has come to an endByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Researchers built a power saw with sharks’ teeth for blades, for scienceByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Coral reefs suffer when deprived of a vital, life-giving ingredient: fish peeByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
Photos: The camp that most of the refugee team calls home has been holding a massive daily screening of the Olympic gamesByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
A brief history of countries that shunned the Olympics and did their own thing insteadByKata Karáth and Kata Karáth
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