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History & Culture
Stories of Migration

Obscure health law being used to expel Haitian migrants

History Magazine

Queens were key players in the biblical history of ancient Israel

History & Culture

Footprints challenge dates on peopling of the Americas

Why the FDA only approved booster shots for some Americans

Science

The hidden beauty of the plants that feed the world

Why electric planes will be the next great challenge

Nat Geo TV

9/11: One Day in America

9/11: One Day in America is the story of September 11th – from first impact to last rescue, the entire day is told in full by heroes and survivors. Watch the 6-part series.

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Travel

What timber tourism can teach kids about trees

Travel

Discover the beauty of America’s Great Plains on foot

Travel

See Oklahoma through a Native lens at this new museum

Travel

Afghans look for new ways to share their culture far from home

Travel

Minneapolis is a big wheel in the urban cycling movement

The Guerilla Cyclists of Mexico City

Frustrated cyclists in Mexico City took matters into their own hands and built DIY bike lanes to show the government how to get the job done.

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Photography

Last of His Kind

Sudan, the last male northern white rhino in the world, receives comfort from one of his keepers in the moments before his 2018 death in this image from our photography archives.See Photo of the Day

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From the Editor

The green travel revolution is here

Take a look inside the Flying-V

Black homeownership thrives in this NYC neighborhood

Pay inequity is persistent, shameful—and widely tolerated

Magazine

Meet the creatures of the night sea

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