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Some of the sites for future Artemis missions are vulnerable landslides and 'moonquakes' from the resulting fault lines.

Barbara King Paxson was a lifelong artist and a lover and maker of lyric beauty. Her life was one of service t...

WILLISTON — Members of Williston High Schools Close Up program are one step closer to Washington, D.C., thanks to the recent donation to their fundraising goal from the American Legion

The "Bloody 100th" faced some of deadliest action in World War II.

Smithsonian Gardens and the United States Botanic Garden present “The Future of Orchids: Conservation and Collaboration” now through April 28, filling the entire Kogod Courtyard of the Smithsonian American Art

The exhibits are from an era when museums "did not respect the values, perspectives, and indeed shared humanity of Indigenous peoples," the museum's president said.

These selections from the Smithsonian magazine photo contest will transport you to the small Scandinavian island

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Some of the sites for future Artemis missions are vulnerable landslides and 'moonquakes' from the resulting fault lines.

The American Museum of Natural History in New York is closing exhibits with Native American objects due to new federal regulations. The president of the museum, Sean M. Decatur, sent a letter to staff members in which he noted new regulations that include “expanded requirements for consultation and consent for the exhibition of and research…