This week, we're in love with photographers documenting public health and geopolitical hot topics.

This week we look back on the wisdom and grace of Maya Angelou, the year 1964 and the mystifying relationship between children and guns.

While Andy Warhol is best known for turning the mundane into art, his death revealed to fans a debilitating part of his life: hoarding.

Despite his many Union victories in the American Civil War, George Henry Thomas is hardly a household name.

We all know the standard fare for American history. But where did the first--and hopefully last--US trial against tomatoes take place?

This week, we're all about celebrating the photos, organisms and art that have helped shape our world.

Mona Lisa, the famed Leonardo Da Vinci painting, has captivated art enthusiasts for centuries and the questions about her smile only grow.

From California to Norway to Taipei, these once-thriving places are now abandoned cities.

Every year, Olympus honors those of the more scientific ilk for their exceptional microscopic photography. Check out this year's winners and be amazed!

Just reading about these famous spies and their tales of sex and secrecy will make your life seem more intriguing.

Despite of English language's incredible variety of words and tenses, certain ideas just don't translate, like these interesting words that don't translate into English.