400 Years After His Death, Shakespeare Still Popular
This spring marks the 400th anniversary of the death of British playwright William Shakespeare.
10,000 Girls Explore Science Careers
A science museum in Denver, Colorado is working to increase the number of American girls who grow up to be scientists.
Medical Mistakes, Third-Leading Cause of Death in US
A new report says medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the United States.
Strangers Share Secrets Through Postcards
More than a million people around the world have told Frank Warren their deepest secrets.
Mystery Condition Makes Brothers Collapse at Sunset
Doctors in Pakistan are studying two brothers who seem in fine health during the day, but are unable to move when the sun goes down.
NASA Astronauts Train for Commercial Space Flights
The American space agency and private companies are developing vehicles to take humans into low Earth orbit and even farther into space.
South Korean Han Kang Wins Important Writing Prize
South Korean writer Han Kang’s book, “The Vegetarian,” came out in her home country many years ago.
Rich People Even Have Better Stress Than Poor
The lives of rich people seem to be getting better and better.
Real Mermaids? Not Really, But…
Mermaids — half woman, half fish — are not supposed to exist.
Artificial Intelligence: Helpful and Dangerous
Computers and other machines have and will continue to change the way people do business and how we live.