Ancient humans living in Europe may have scooped out the brains of their dead enemies and eaten them, a new study suggests.

Researchers who sniffed mummified remains in the name of science described them as "woody," "spicy," and "sweet," with floral notes.

"I believe they'll be back," Bob Green told KSHB 41 following the game. "Caveman Bob," as his friends call him, welcomed eight friends into his impressive man cave. Lots of chips, dip, and BBQ are ...

Catholic young people in Cameroon have blasted the country’s leadership for failing to provide the requisite environment for ...

The whole semantic field of 'tool' and 'instrument' is fraught with negative moral connotations. St. Ignatius’ writings , however, show a different tendency. There, 'instrument' both serves as a ...

The Mona Lisa continues to captivate the world with its secrets. Every new study raises more questions than answers, keeping ...

What does Scott Walker believe? Where the candidate stands on 10 issues He is Colorado-born, Iowa-taught (until age 10) and Wisconsin-made. Scott Walker did not graduate from college but he ...

A Sicilian town founded by 15th century Albanian immigrants has adapted some elements of Italian culture, including the ...

Njogu said: If you have people who are in a long-distance relationship, you may find that these messages breach gaps and they feel as if they are together. However, she insisted that the messages ...