Christian Thorsberg

Scientists found bones of 37 people inside a giant stone jar at one of Southeast Asia’s most puzzling archaeological sites. The find suggests a multigenerational burial practice

Legislators are considering classifying natural gas and some coal as “clean” energy sources while effectively banning solar and wind in a race to secure electricity for AI training

Items from the first and most recent season of the hit program will be added to the permanent collection of the National Museum of American History

Researchers measured vibrations inside and around the pyramid to learn that the structure is surprisingly resilient against seismic tremors

● A report from the UK Parliament warns of a 1.3 billion gallon daily water shortage in England if action is not taken to address climate change and industrial growth. ● Laos, a major energy producer in Southeast Asia, is adding another 80-megawatt hydropower project to the Sekong River, a key Mekong tributary. ● All of North Carolina is under drought conditions following its second-driest January-through-April span in 130 years. ● A new study from Sri Lanka warns that a cocktail of untreated sewage and saltwater in several major rivers is leading to the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

The reconstruction of a prehistoric building, likely originally a place for winter feasts at the nearby Durrington Walls site, will serve as a learning space for students

Illinois has enacted new PFAS monitoring requirements to address environmental concerns and protect water resources.

"The People’s Tree" will also incorporate the tree's wood and archive recordings from the public in a series of community artworks

The design is one of several coin denominations, and the third of five new quarters, made specially for the country's semiquincentennial

The Centre Pompidou Hanwha, the newest member of a growing global network of art museums, will debut with an exhibition on European cubism and Korean art