It’s 20 years since Japan’s most popular pilgrimage route was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list — and its spiritual ...
A new breakthrough points to toxins, yet the mystery of what sparked this bizarre phenomenon continues to puzzle experts.
Long overshadowed by glittering turquoise beaches that attract honeymooners and wealthy sunseekers, a 290-year-old slave rebellion on the island of St. John is finally getting public acknowledgement.
A Baghdadi churro, a Portuguese sushi recipe, and chicken tikka masala? That's a heated debate. Unravel the tangled origins ...
Scientists are finding that even moderate drinking may be more harmful than we thought—and certain groups are more at risk.
National Geographic Photographer Ami Vitale finds connection and awe-inducing experiences on a visit to Canada.
For the ethnobiologist and environmental anthropologist, nurturing relationships is step one in protecting a landscape.
The popular trend claims that taping can reduce dry mouth, prevent snoring, and help you stay asleep, but there are safety ...
From materials to firmness and budget, many factors go into choosing a high-quality organic mattress. We break it down for you.
September brings polka, pints, and oversized pretzels to the streets of Cincinnati; however, the city’s beer heritage goes ...
As nights have gotten brighter, the list of health problems linked to artificial lighting has gotten longer, from insomnia to cancer.
From chimps tending wounds with bug juice to birds using cigarettes to ward of ticks and lice, animals have adapted creative ...
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