The Complicated Social Life of a Tyrannosaurus Rex
Fossil evidence has shifted our view of T. rex from a complete loner tyrant into a more nuanced carnivore.
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The Breakthrough Drugs Transforming Hemophilia Care
A new class of medicines offers steadier protection with fewer injections, while gene therapy is beginning to test the promise of a one-time treatment.
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Nathaniel Philbrick’s New Book Could Give You Whiplash
The best-selling historian sits down with National Geographic to talk about his fast-paced new book that places San Francisco at the center of American events.
Read MoreHow A Generation of Stunt Pilots Thrilled America
In the 1920s, Charles Lindbergh, Bessie Coleman, and other barnstormers took off in the Curtiss JN-4 and captivated the public with daredevil displays.
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Tracing a Mysterious Rabies Outbreak to a Surprising Source
An outbreak in fur seals in South Africa is the first documented case of it spreading among marine mammals.
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