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Jacqueline Kennedy and David Ormsby Gore met frequently during John F. Kennedy's presidency, even taking shared vacations with their spouses.

A stray black hole may be responsible for turning a gas cloud into a speeding cosmic bullet trillions of miles long.

Jacqueline Kennedy and David Ormsby Gore met frequently during John F. Kennedy's presidency, even taking shared vacations with their spouses.

NASA has taken one small step closer to possibly sending a robotic landing craft to Europa, a moon that orbits Jupiter that is a candidate for hosting alien life.

An alligator in a small South Carolina town is grabbing attention because of one weird quality: it’s orange.

The explosion that opened the atomic age more than 70 years ago is helping scientists better understand another dramatic event: the formation of the moon.

It appears the world is about to get familiar with the fascinating story of Oney Judge.

Researchers have discovered a new cave in Israel that they say once held Dead Sea Scrolls, making it just the 12th such cave of its kind

A newly surfaced photo of abolitionist Harriet Tubman as a young woman will be auctioned in New York City next month.

The precise purpose of big, mysterious earthen formations called geoglyphs in the Brazilian rainforest still stumps scientists.

Newly-discovered radiation levels in one of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant’s reactors are stunningly high.

A supermassive black hole has been gobbling up a star for more than a decade — about 10 times longer than any previously known such meal, a new study finds.

Why do otherwise healthy sea creatures end up stranded along coastal areas around the world?

Thousands of dead bees were found washed up on a popular South Florida Beach over the weekend.

A key Obama administration scientist brushed aside inconvenient data that showed a slowdown in global warming in compiling an alarming 2015 report that coincided with the White House participation in the Paris Climate Conference, a whistle blower is alleging.

On Monday, Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium announced the passing of Granddad the lungfish, one of its most iconic and beloved family members for more than 80 years.

A fireball meteor over Chicago ignites hearts and minds—and scientific reports A massive flash of light illuminated the skies above Illinois and Wisconsin on Sunday.

A soccer ball that was on the ill-fated launch of the space shuttle Challenger has made it to orbit 30 years later, thanks to a shared connection between one of the fallen astronauts and the current commander on the International Space Station.

The early Martian atmosphere likely didn’t contain enough carbon dioxide to keep the planet warm enough for liquid water, according to National Aeronautics and Space Administration scientists.

In 1946, a professor of psychology at the Illinois Institute of Technology traveled to Europe to interview scores of Jewish Holocaust survivors living in refugee camps.