National Geographic News

This week...the lost negatives of Robert Capa resurface after 70 years, plus a roundup of the week's top science and nature stories, and a ...

This week...one of the biggest art thefts of all time, with more than 160 million US dollars in masterpieces stolen. Former head of ...

This week ... imagine a world without ice sheets, polar bears, coral reefs, or drinking water. It might sound like science fiction, but ...

This week...we explore the controversy over the fate of Michael Vick's rescued dogs. We'll talk to PETA who say that keeping them alive at ...

This Week: Snow in South Africa, blazing heat in Moscow, monstrous monsoons in Asia. 2007 was one of the strangest weather years, yet. ...

This week...scientists grow a beating heart in a lab--what could this mean one day for the millions of Americans living with heart failure? ...

This week...a special look at the life and legacy of Sir Edmund Hillary, one of the greatest adventurers of all time. Hillary became the ...

This week: scrubbing CO2 out of the atmosphere with a "synthetic tree", uncovering an Aztec pyramid in downtown Mexico City, analyzing the ...

We're ringing in the New Year with a special look back at the past. Imagine what New York City looked like 400 years ago. Oak forests, ...

This week...whale evolution, star wars in space, and monkeys that can do math as well as college kids. Plus, a feature interview with a top ...

This week: Greenland's major "melt down", the secret habits of the long-eared jerboa, the reproductive strategy of Pygmies, a new ...

This week: an extraordinarily well-preserved "dino mummy" reveals prehistoric secrets, ecologists explain why divorce is bad for ...

This week: a special look at the sinking of the ship MS Explorer in Antarctic waters. We'll talk to Jon Bowermaster, who was on the ...