National GeographicNew science reveals more about dinosaurs than we ever knew beforeNational GeographicOver 66 million years ago dinosaurs roamed the earth, but new discoveries are continuously shaping what know about how they looked, lived, and behaved. Our reporters shed light on recent revelations on these prehistoric creatures.
National GeographicAmerica grieves RBG as uncertainty over the Supreme Court’s future growsNational GeographicAs the nation mourns the loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we revisit some of the historic moments in her career that made her an icon and why the process of filling her seat on the Supreme Court will be so turbulent.
National GeographicRevealing the trauma of war—and four more captivating storiesNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National GeographicViking DNA, a wine 'factory,' an abandoned palace, plus more recent discoveriesNational GeographicHere are the latest findings that have stunned archaeologists and captured the imaginations of historians and scientists alike.
National GeographicHow the wildfires are impacting our health, wildlife, the climate, and moreNational GeographicHow does breathing in wildfire smoke affect the body? What do wild animals do in wildfires? How will America’s state parks survive? Here's the latest on the fight to contain the record blazes.
National GeographicWhy young people are driving the pandemic’s spread—and more COVID-19 updatesNational GeographicWith the pandemic taking a toll on many, follow our reporters as they share how older generations are coping with isolation, difficulties facing millennial frontline workers, and emerging “citizen scientists.”
National GeographicGlobal progress on key health indicators hit setback due to COVID-19National GeographicThe release of the Goalkeepers Report, an annual study from the Gates Foundation, reveals global progress on quality of life has reversed. Here’s what Bill Gates shared with Nat Geo, plus more about the health disparities the foundation is working to combat.
National GeographicLife on Venus? Here's the latest on the search for alien life.National GeographicScientists may have found evidence of extraterrestrial life in our planetary neighbor's clouds—but other experts are unconvinced. Here's why the evidence has stirred up a heated debate—plus more recent news on the quest to find life outside our planet.
National GeographicEverything you need to know about the latest coronavirus treatmentsNational GeographicHere’s the latest news on the fight against the pandemic. Plus, the ethics of face-mask recognition technology and the magnitude of America’s contact tracing crisis.
National GeographicThe radical origins of Labor Day—and the quirky history behind other holidaysNational GeographicOur history desk shines a spotlight on some of the holidays Americans celebrate, and why exactly we celebrate them in the first place.
National GeographicThe absurd foods of the Minnesota State Fair—and four more captivating storiesNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National GeographicThousands gather to march on Washington for justiceNational Geographic57 years after the original March on Washington, a new generation converged in Washington, D.C. to continue the fight for racial justice and equality.
National GeographicThe strange lives of captive polar bears—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National GeographicThe science behind Hurricane Laura’s historic landfallNational GeographicWith the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season underway, here’s the latest news and what we could expect in the coming months.
National GeographicWomen’s suffrage and a century of fighting for equalityNational GeographicIt’s been a hundred years since the 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote in the U.S. Learn about the hurdles women overcame and some they still face.
National GeographicA Brief History of Voting in the United StatesNational GeographicAs the U.S. rapidly approaches a pivotal presidential election amid an unconventional campaign upended by the coronavirus pandemic, here's a look at America's complex history surrounding voting rights.
National GeographicThe tourist who became a nun—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National GeographicTips for families navigating virtual learning this school yearNational GeographicMany parents and kids are facing the pressure of at-home learning. Our reporters share tips to help ease the transition.
National GeographicWhat Fauci says the U.S. really needs to reopen safelyNational GeographicIn our exclusive conversation with Dr. Fauci and other experts, learn what steps we need to take to successfully get COVID-19 under control. Plus, our reporters discuss airborne coronavirus and the risks.
National GeographicThe human impact of nuclear weapons tests—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read.
National GeographicThe atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki revisitedNational Geographic75 years ago, the United States unleashed two atomic bombs on Japan mere days apart. Nat Geo reporters look at how the devastation came to pass and the resilience of Japan’s people.
National Geographic5 good news stories for wildlife and the environment in 2020National GeographicLearn about a stabilizing ecosystem in a beloved U.S. national park, a couple who donated millions of acres to create new parks in South America, and more hopeful news for habitats around the world.
National GeographicThe controversial world of slum tourism—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read after a long week.
National GeographicPodcast: Overheard at National GeographicNational GeographicFind out how one photographer documents “zombie” parasites, how a world quieted by a pandemic affects beluga whales, and more in season three of our podcast.
National GeographicThe landscape that fooled scientists—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read after a long week.
National GeographicFun activities and tips for families stuck at homeNational GeographicRunning out of ideas to keep the whole family entertained while social distancing? Try some of these activities to grow your family bond and even learn a thing or two.
National GeographicThe race for a coronavirus vaccine: what we know so farNational GeographicHere are the latest updates on the global effort to create a vaccine for COVID-19—including news on some of the leading candidates from Moderna and Oxford University.
National GeographicInside America's donut capital—and four more stories you should readNational GeographicThese are the fascinating stories we think you should read after a long week.
National GeographicWhy some people are asymptomatic, and more updates on the coronavirusNational GeographicWith coronavirus cases surging throughout the country, Nat Geo reporters explain how the virus affects children, why asymptomatic cases happen, and more.
National GeographicFascinating and fearsome–there’s more to sharks than meets the eyeNational GeographicLearn more about these ocean predators and why their conservation is crucial.
