According to a social media post, European women in the Middle Ages often poisoned their husbands in the morning and gave them an antidote at night.

In this week's Science for All newsletter, Divya Gandhi explains the evolution of the people and landscape of Bandhavgarh ...

When you think of old paintings, your mind may wander to an image with a somber, stiff tone. It’s likely because most of the ...

Arms technology is one of the driving forces behind warfare. While there was a period where most of humanity was ...

Imagine stepping into a fortress that looks like it was pulled straight from a fairy tale. Uhuburg, also known as Eagle Owl Castle, sits in the beautiful country of Georgia and offers visitors a ...

Animals in court–with charges, defense, and verdict? Stories about animal trials in the Middle Ages seem bizarre. But were ...

The Upper West Side residence, which has also welcomed Joel Grey, spans six floors with an underground garage and a rooftop ...

The Upper West Side residence, which has also welcomed Joel Grey as a tenant, spans six floors with an underground garage and ...

The biggest discovery in 30 years at the Tower of London reveals a possible 14th-century burial pit linked to the Black Death.

In her second solo exhibition with Pilar Corrias, artist Georg Wilson mines histories of poisonous plants and their medicinal ...

He crossed paths with William Burroughs, Terry Gilliam and Spitting Image while whipping up almighty grooves with his band Blurt. Now 82, he’s back on tour – and bracing for a warts-and-all documentar ...

If riots were Tiszaeszlár’s immediate aftermath, the long-term aftermath was quieter, more corrosive: silence hardening into ...