Ala Moana Center, one of Hawai'i's most visited places, was once a swamp before being developed into the world's largest open ...

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"The nation's railroads were in stark decline by the 1960s, [and] taking a trip by car was the most viable option," historian ...

In the 1960s, Kimura’s neutral theory revolutionized molecular biology by arguing most DNA changes are random, not adaptive.

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From murder mysteries and randy romances to scary sci-fi and erudite essays, we have plenty to suggest for you this month.

What was it like to be a teenager in Ripon in the 1950s? A 1975 interview with Marcia Bentley Buhrow recalls movie matinees, ...

English Christian writer and theologian Os Guinness recently received the 38th annual William Wilberforce Award from the ...

Explore 20 reasons the sixties were different, from daily routines and culture to technology, fashion, and social habits.

One of the voices behind the Peanuts’ Lucy Van Pelt comes to Valparaiso, while Northwest Indiana mourns the death of a ...

Michael Douglas once tried to revive the beloved 1960s sitcom 'My Three Sons' for a modern-day audience, says one of the show ...

The pill helped give birth to modern America. Known by one simple word, the revolutionary oral contraceptive — approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration 66 years ago — didn’t just prevent innu ...