Tim Newcomb

Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: Historians have long believed that a Roman-era bridge must have spanned the Aare River in Switzerland, but they could never find physical proof.

The ancient fortress above ground was impressive enough. Then researchers started digging deeper.

A necropolis near Pien, Poland, holds over 100 burials, and at least 30 of them bear the unmistakable marks of a community terrified its dead would walk again.

Here's what you'll learn when you read this story: A pair of burials from 17 th -century Poland reveal padlocks that had been placed on the feet of the deceased to keep them from rising.

El Fausto was lost, found, and lost again—and the inexplicable decision its crew made when help arrived has haunted investigators for nearly 60 years.

When Karen Khachanov won Halle in 2025 using a Wilson prototype racket, it was the only frame like it he had.

A five-year international effort will analyze 250 scroll samples to determine where they were made. Bu the copper scroll—a cryptic map to a vast hidden fortune—is sitting this one out.

From Alaska to South America, the first humans to arrive consistently hunted megafauna to extinction.

Two discoveries reveal a hidden Byzantine settlement and sealed tombs containing gold amulets.

A fresh midsole approach with the brand's premier cushioning defines the Mizuno flagship tennis shoe, the Neo Ace