Eco-architect-turned-full-time vintage aluminum trailer renovator Matthew Hofmann reveals an Airstream hotel in beautiful downtown Santa Barbara.

Photographer Blake Burton chronicles the extensive work of restoring a historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. building.

The National Potato Council lobbied Congress to include potatoes in the WIC nutritional program, claiming its exclusion sent the wrong message to consumers.

You can get this mineral from many foods, but are you getting what you need? Here are some magnesium deficiency symptoms.

Columbia researcher examines how ultrasound could become part of a comprehensive treatment for various degenerative brain diseases.

Your avatar may be just a virtual identity, but it can also affect how you are in the real world.

Anyone who's ever polished silver knows that keeping the tarnish at bay is never ending work. But, you may not know that polishing also rubs away some of the pr

The head of the Catholic Church recently said 'Paradise is open to all of God’s creatures.'

Around 180 laypeople help the sisters keep up their round-the-clock prayer vigil.

In just 20 years, the city of Sequim, Washington transformed from a declining arid farmland into a fragrant prairie of purple blooms.

A well-placed nuclear explosion could actually save humanity from a big asteroid hurtling toward Earth, just like in the movies, a new study suggests.

The three-term New York mayor was famous for his outspoken persona and economic rekindling, but he also had a little-known green streak.

The dead trees, plants and leaves at Chernobyl don't decay at nearly the same rate as plants elsewhere.

With smooth limestone walls and passages lined with stalagmites and stalactites, explorers uncover hidden caves underneath Montreal.

Fortuitous timing gives photographer Sarah Bethea a stunning view of an ice cave in Iceland, the 'Land of Fire and Ice.'

Tom Gage was one of the creators of the high-performance electric TZero, the car that inspired the Tesla Roadster. But he didn't want to be a carmaker. Instead,

In flood-prone Gloucestershire, England, dam-building semiaquatic Eurasian beavers make good neighbors.

Jan. 11 is Hot Toddy Day, and we've got 5 recipes to take the chill off this winter.

For when the Sheraton just isn't terrifying enough ...

Waves of snowballs called "one of the most awesome natural events ever seen" by a firsthand witness.

Study finds that moisturizer with sunscreen isn't as effective as straight sunscreen.

The Ark of Taste is striving to get foods off an endangered species list.

A book by Simran Sethi called "Bread, Wine, Chocolate: The Slow Loss of the Foods We Love" documents the loss and looks for solutions.

The latest Pinterest-worthy food trend further solidifies the avocado as one of the world's most versatile and beloved fruits.

It's time to look beyond the images in magazines to see what yoga has to offer.

The Day of the Dude is now celebrated worldwide.

Vermont's Mount Stratton hosted a festival dedicated to yoga, meditation and overall mindfulness.

A simple arrangement of meaningful things can help us find inspiration in our daily lives.

These instructors are inspirational, and they've changed the world in their own particular ways.

Researchers reviewed more than 20 studies that investigated the effect that several types of meditation had on positive feelings.

Deep sea explorers capture video of a rare encounter with a piglet squid, so named because it appears to have a snout.

New research from a team of U.K. scientists reveals that humpback whales share songs during their migratory travels in the South Pacific.

Multitasking infrastructure on the Canary Islands could power as many as 500 homes.

The Elbphilharmonie features over 1 million computer-generated divots to shape sound within its main auditorium.

Left all alone, this dog 'plays' the piano and 'sings' the blues.

A student and his fellow surfers used their skills to ride the giant waves to safety after a deadly tsunami struck Samoa.

When the ocean rose up and saved a Greek town from a marauding Persian army nearly 1,500 years ago, renowned Greek historian Herodotus chalked it up to an act o

X- and Y-shaped ocean waves that are often seen at beaches may help explain why tsunamis can be so devastating, researchers say.

A pair of preservation-minded architects are giving away a historic 1926 bungalow sold as a mail order kit home by Sears with one big catch ...

Archaeologists have uncovered new evidence that could push the date of human habitation in Australia back possibly as far as 80,000 years ago.

Neanderthals might be extinct, but their genes still live on inside of us.

A paper hypothesizes that some of our language skills evolved out of specific cave art features.

Pools of water on Earth's moon might have teemed with simple organisms.

The find confirms that America's earliest human inhabitants were here much sooner than previously thought.

HIV might never have become a global pandemic if it wasn't for the ecology of what is now known as Kinshasa, and what was then a 1920s colonial hub.

A startling find in Wyoming radically changes our theories about the distant origins of our taxonomic order.

If dinosaurs had telescopes and had pointed them at Saturn, they might have seen a ringless world.

Researchers have unearthed fossils of an extinct spider family that contain reflective material in the eyes that gave them superior night vision.

The latest World Meteorological Organization Greenhouse Gas Bulletin paints a grim picture for our environment.

A 2017 study published in Environmental Research Letters offers a number of ways to reduce your carbon emissions, and having fewer kids topped the list.