Andrew Whalen

A baby born deaf reacts to hearing her mother's voice for the first time in a 2017 viral video, but what is baby Charly up to now?

Two new cast members will depict a non-binary and a transgender character in the next season of 'Star Trek: Discovery.'

Are boneless chicken wings teaching our children not to respect the connection between meat and bones? Could a wave of legislation ensure a future without mislabeled chicken on every menu? One Lincoln, Nebraska citizen is standing up.

Speaking to organizers in his hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, Ruffalo shared tactics he felt were helpful during the Standing Rock protests.

This lovebird got more done today than you did, and even has a motorcycle that would make Ralph the motorcycle mouse jealous.

A ten-year-old drummer is taking on one of the greats in a drum-off competition where she'll have to master one of his songs.

The Sherborne Missal is one of the most famous illuminated manuscripts of the Middle Ages and now the British Library has scanned it in high resolution, so anyone can check out it's jawdropping artwork.

Date rape drugs are easier to slip into a drink than many are aware, as a new viral TikTok video demonstrates.

A wasp found across much of the United States resembles the murder hornet, but isn't generally dangerous to humans. Here's how to tell them apart.

A video using outtakes of incidental nudity from a cheerleader calendar shoot is the latest piece of evidence pointing to a culture of sexual harassment and abuse among the executives and employees of the Washington Football Team.

After South Carolina police beat a man until he was blind, radio broadcast Orson Welles compared their actions to Nazi Germany.

Substantially revised since its original 1978 publication, King's sprawling post-apocalyptic fantasy novel "The Stand" is getting a new TV adaptation and with it, a new ending.

Cuneiform tablets and other early examples of mail are still welcomed by the USPS, which has a surprising history of handling valuable objects.

A video of a cicada-killing wasp shines a light on the life-cycle of a large insect commonly mistaken for the Asian giant "murder" hornet.

The family of Nichelle Nichols has launched a fundraiser to support the Star Trek actor and her family in their ongoing legal challenges with an allegedly abusive manager.

An experiment involving hundreds of cows in Botswana demonstrates how a little paint may provide an effective way to deter lions and leopards.

'A Song of Ice and Fire' author George. R.R. Martin is making significant progress on 'The Winds of Winter,' providing new insights into his writing process at his remote hideaway.

The Lakers superstar delivered a moving closing speech to the cast and crew of "Space Jam: A New Legacy" back in the summer of 2019.

Creatures with many eyes and razor-sharp teeth—possibly called "shoggoths"—made their first appearance in the first episode of the new HBO series "Lovecraft Country."

Despite concerns raised by President Donald Trump that the U.S. Postal Service isn't up to the task of handling mail-in voting, agencies and contractors across the federal government already trust the USPS with classified material.

Getting attacked by zombies while in your car is one way to celebrate Halloween without risking the spread of the coronavirus.

Benjamin Black Elk fought for indigenous education and spread Lakota cultures and traditions, all while becoming one of the most photographed men in history.

Confrontations between wild pigs and humans are increasing, so we spoke to an expert for tips on what to do if you should encounter a wild boar in the wild.

A kiwi with a broken leg had to return to a veterinary hospital after breaking his other leg shortly after release back into the wild. Piwi has had a tough few months.

Polling showing more and more of the U.S. population disapproving of the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by atomic bomb have become the basis for a generational narrative that obscures the long history of debate around the necessity of the carnage.

A Black blues pianist famous for patiently listening to KKK members and coaxing them away from racist beliefs addressed more mainstream forms of racism in a new Reddit AMA.

It's almost become a cliche at this point: the Germans have a word for everything. It turns out they even have a term or two that perfectly describes the particular summer malaise brought about by the events of 2020.

Despite speculation Rafael Nadal would attend the US Open, the current tournament champion announced Tuesday he would not travel to the U.S. to play.

Aerialist Sam Panda was handcuffed and detained by South Carolina police because of her thong bathing suit, the latest in a long history of policing women at the beach.

Liquor is now allowed in ice cream in New York state. New legislation passed Monday will authorize ice cream makers in the state to mix spirits in with their frozen treats.