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From its specific paint color to its two swimming pools, AD unpacks the architectural history of the most famous home in the country

Ahead of Remembrance Day, history students at Western University in London, Ont., are mailing postcards from soldiers in the First World War back to the original Canadian addresses that received them, to give people living there now a glimpse into life during the war.

Helena Nicklin seeks out where to stay in Napa, in the heart of Californian wine country, to suit every traveller’s needs.

Photo by Smith Collection / Gado / Getty Images Comcast is about to roll out gigabit-plus internet speeds for both upload and download without needing fiber upgrades that run all the way to the house. The company will offer a new "X-Class" service upgrade that supports up to 2 Gbps downloads and uploads starting in Colorado Springs, Colorado, next week. The city was one of the first places that Comcast launched its 2 Gbps internet service last year, although at that time, it still only...

Mobility, a novel by Lydia Kiesling, looks at the way fossil fuels defines life in public and private, shaping the very way we tell stories.

A new book, '50 Years of Ms.,' charts how a magazine influenced a movement that led to our current moment

A flesh-eating bacteria is growing in numbers due to climate change

The United States isn’t the only country legislating people’s bodies.

By Angela Hart | KFF Health News | Special to the OBSERVER (Smith Collection / Gado via Getty Images) SACRAMENTO (KFF) — Weeks after Democratic

El Niño, combined with climate change, will lead to a spike in mosquito-borne illnesses, tick-borne illnesses, and bacterial disease.