For 30 years, this labyrinthine treasure hunt has had thousands of players cracking codes and digging up the French countryside. After a sudden death and bitter disputes, will the prize ever be found?

Can a legal loophole make it possible to get away with murder?

The signature shade of Marrakesh's Jardin Majorelle is legally protected—but the deep blue hue is also common in Moroccan culture.

This vibrant culture never faded away in the city's Mexican American community.

They wore pants, advocated for free love, and refused to back down.

The cat-loving island nation is redefining its relationship with the 'elegant assassins.'

In response to safety concerns, teachers and staff are trained to subdue and disarm.

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The science of controlling marauding, sacred monkeys, from the new book by best-selling author Mary Roach.

The Sarayaku people of Ecuador are seeking legal protection for Amazonian plants and animals.

And what does it have to do with lawyering?

Relics of outlaws, markers of status, and enforcers of social hierarchy, firearms are woven into rural life.

“If you can’t handle that, you’re in the wrong place."

You might be able to tell where you are by what happens if you set one ablaze.