Inside one of America’s last Ku Klux Klan halls, architects, historians and residents reckon with preserving Fort Worth’s ...

When bird populations decline, certain songs may be lost forever. One physicist’s mission is to revive lost melodies ...

Nautilus shells, automata and unicorn horns – the eclectic collections that embodied early modern Europe’s expanding world ...

In the summer of 1646 the idea of equality gained new and profound depths. We are still catching up with the consequences ...

Wherever people are confined, displaced, silenced or made disposable, fugitive forms of knowledge and imagination emerge ...

Here’s a new answer to the old question ‘why is there something rather than nothing?’ (It’s neither simple nor easy) ...

A strange man arriving on camelback – the artist Nora Abbott animates her grandfather’s story of a prospector’s last ride ...

Goats everywhere! Three-hour handstands! Magical doorknobs! Discover a whole new way of looking at a Cubist masterpiece ...

It is almost four o’clock in the morning. As a woman in my late 40s, I have become prone to waking at this witching hour, as the early sunlight meets the night, sliding across the earth like a red ...

Ancient specimens reveal how animals began to move half a billion years ago – and even the first known example of ‘handedness’ ...

Long mocked and misunderstood, Lamarck’s radical idea that organisms shape themselves and their world is making a comeback ...

According to Leibniz: ‘we can find no true or existent fact … without there being a sufficient reason why it is thus and not otherwise.’ And, as Spinoza wrote: ‘For each thing there must be assigned a ...