Oklahoma City is hitting its stride after decades of capital improvement projects that have spurred economic growth and entertainment options. To visitors, OKC is unexpected. To locals, it has become ...

After the expulsion of Napoleon’s forces, and with Spain under absolutist rule again, Francisco de Goya poured his ...

Experts say graphic images, nonstop outrage, and the 24/7 negative news cycle don’t just upset us—they alter our stress response and harm mental health. The amygdala, shown in orange, serves as the ...

It's a pretty safe bet that if a book was good enough to pull these leading scientists and storytellers away from their work, ...

A growing community of craftspeople are trying to build knowledge of ancient clothing—by making it themselves.

In the quieter, colder months, this mountain range in the eastern Scottish Highlands makes a spectacular backdrop for wildlife encounters.

National Geographic’s latest travel stories about Shanghai Shanghai is the largest commercial and financial center in China, with a fascinating fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. It’s a vibrant ...

Weight regain is only part of the story. Scientists are discovering how stopping GLP-1 drugs may affect the heart, blood sugar, and other protective benefits that go well beyond the scale.

We love photography—and so do you! With these tips from National Geographic photo editor Hilary, you'll be on your way to becoming a great photographer. Challenge yourself and wow your friends with ...

Just in time for Halloween, scientists have announced the discovery of a decidedly spooky green star, the first ever found.

Four countries, 22 days and one ancient trade route. Record-breaking British snowboarder Jamie Barrow travels by train, ...

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s detection of a possible dwarf planet is just the start of many more discoveries in our cosmic ...