Dustin Manduffie

As glaciers receded and melted at the end of the last ice age, the Missoula megafloods cut a path across much of eastern Washington state, carving out an area now known as the Channeled Scablands. Until recently no one had mapped the course the Missoula megafloods took or the mark they left on the landscape.

A unique hand-drawn map discovered tucked away in a Washington archive shows famous American explorer William Clark leveraged the U.S.–Indian treaty system to promote settler supremacy in the United States at the expense of Indigenous inhabitants during the early 1800s.

The Canadian government announced Monday the country will be reopening to vaccinated tourists beginning with U.S. citizens and permanent residents on Aug. 9, and then to everyone else on Sept. 7.

Rising temperatures will have a devastating effect on global food production, according to new estimates released Friday. By the year 2100, one-third of humanity’s farmland could fall under conditions in which no food is currently grown.

Much like modern day residents, Ancestral Puebloans their society experienced prolonged periods of wealth inequality, racial injustice and general unrest — which didn’t bode well.

A small fraction of Earth’s landmass remains functionally intact, but through the targeted reintroduction of key species to their native habitats, scientists believe that could rise to as much as 20%.

Fox News host Sean Hannity kicked off his Wednesday evening broadcast hedging against Donald Trump’s potential defeat in Tuesday’s presidential election with a rant about suspected election interference on the part of Democrats.

Amateur metal detectorists in Great Britain have uncovered the burial site of an Anglo-Saxon warlord which may alter the map of post-Roman Britain as we know it.

Increasingly warm water temperatures brought on by climate change are likely to hit spawning fish and embryos harder than during other times in their life cycle, leaving them more vulnerable to extinction in less than a hundred years.