These women are fighting to uphold Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy
With RBG’s replacement set to be confirmed next week, a new generation of women are continuing the late justice’s work to protect marginalized communities.
With RBG’s replacement set to be confirmed next week, a new generation of women are continuing the late justice’s work to protect marginalized communities.
More than a hundred species—including Asian swamp eels and zebra mussels—hitched a ride on Hurricane Isaias' floodwaters, scientists say.
A new National Geographic survey discovers most people, regardless of age or politics, aren’t comfortable traveling on airplanes now.
The Jalapa region, where some of Guatemala's best-quality coffee is grown, suffers from soil erosion, but an agroforestry program is helping farmers secure their future and the world’s supply of quality coffee.
Doctors worry that a dangerous yeast, which can colonize a person’s skin without generating symptoms, is rising due to medical centers being overrun.
Salem, Massachusetts, balances profit and tribute. How can other popular witch history sites do the same?
Check out this handful of vintage images we discovered while poring through our historic collection.
Storm track forecasts are one of the great science successes of the past few decades, but how much better they can get is an open question.
The detection of phosphine gas in the clouds of Venus—a possible sign of life—might be due to a fluke in data processing, new analyses suggest.
The hive, in Washington State, will be destroyed. Its discovery shows that Asian giant hornets can be tracked and killed.
