The joy of replicas: A $5 million car for $50,000

The 31-year-old self-taught engineer and former amateur racer spends his days building artful recreations of one of most iconic sports cars

Jessica Miller: Even as the ride-hailing services future remem...

Passengers Suffer as Crowded Field Puts Pressure on Europe's Airlines

Weaker carriers have fallen by the wayside amid fierce competition, while others have been hit by bad luck. The result: thousands of canceled flights.

Three Courses, 20 Euros: The Affordable Dining Renaissance in Paris

The Los Angeles area, for all of its culinary diversity, has not historically been thought of as a haven for bread lovers. The area has a reputation as a place where gluten fears to tread.

Watch the High-Flying Physics of a Plant's Exploding Fruits

Three undergraduate physics majors and their professor worked out how the hairy flower wild petunia shoots tiny seeds more than 20 feet through the air

How the Shape of Your Ears Affects What You Hear

We're able to locate sound because our brains grasp the shape of our ears. When that shape changes, we need time and practice to adapt. Ears are a peculiarly individual piece of anatomy.

Forests Protect the Climate. A Future With More Storms Would Mean Trouble.

With an increase in extreme weather expected in the years to come, forests could be changed permanently as the world continues to warm

New Contemporary Institute Reverberates in Richmond's Historic Landscape

The center, which will open in April, takes a bold look at race and other social issues that still resonate in the region as well as the nation. A new Institute for Contemporary Art is set to open.

Is Coffee Bad for Bones?

Coffee drinkers may excrete more calcium, but it doesn't appear to weaken bones

What We Manufacture

A global history of the factory and the modern world that all should read