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New home for NYC museum's collection of gems to open in 2019
Oct 17, 2017
Exotic gemstones and minerals will soon be on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, including a recently announced 12-foot-tall amethyst geode acquired from Uruguay
Faces of Holocaust victims projected on Prague synagogue
Oct 16, 2017
Prague's Jewish Museum has launched a new project to honor the victims of the Holocaust
Review: 'American Wolf' explores clash over the gray wolf
Oct 16, 2017
Book Review: Author Nate Blakeslee tells a masterful and elegant tale in "American Wolf." The book explores the clash over the gray wolf with a story told through the life of Yellowstone wolf O-Six and the humans who loved her.
His honeymoon destination? A San Francisco sourdough bakery
Oct 16, 2017
Bread lover's honeymoon destination? The sourdough bakeries of San Francisco
Trump tax plan paints pretty picture for art collectors
Oct 16, 2017
President Donald Trump's tax plan could benefit art collectors with a repeal of the federal estate tax paid by people who inherit multimillion-dollar estates
The Latest: Canadian ex-hostage says extremists killed child
Oct 14, 2017
U.S.-Canadian couple Caitlan Coleman and Joshua Boyle have landed in Canada with their three young children, five years after they were kidnapped in Afghanistan
Interior officials vow to change culture of harassment
Oct 13, 2017
Survey of National Park Service employees finds widespread complaints of harassment and discrimination in workplace
South American Biennale seeks to change the rules of art
Oct 13, 2017
The South American biennale or Bienalsur that is now based in Buenos Aires seeks to break the mold by bringing contemporary art to new audiences and allowing artists to experiment freely
Malnourished lion captured outside Mexico's Puerto Vallarta
Oct 13, 2017
Mexican environmental protection officials say a 5-year-old female lion found malnourished and wandering the streets near Puerto Vallarta has been brought to a refuge in Mexico City
The Latest: US officials target harassment in park service
Oct 13, 2017
U.S. officials say a survey of National Park Service employees found widespread complaints of harassment and discrimination and that improved training and enforcement are aiming to combat the problems
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