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David Kaiser discusses a recent study in the journal Nature, in which an international team of experimental physicists discuss the results of the Big Bell Test, which probed quantum mechanics ...

Lincoln was shot on the evening of April 14, 1865. while attending a play at the theater in Washington, D.C. He was pronounced dead at 7:22 a.m. on April 15. Seward, it turned out, survived the ...

Christmas is the profoundest of all paradoxes: God becomes man, the eternal becomes the temporal, the divine becomes human, and the omnipotent Creator becomes the helpless Babe.

Marie Antoinette would applaud, but voters would rage. The American people are not always right, but their basic sense of equilibrium is worthy of the profoundest respect.