Allie Yang

Much of our food is increasingly manufactured to be irresistible to us. Experts say this trend has long-term health consequences.

The tests detect traces of disease in a patient’s blood. Here’s how they’re used—and why scientists hope they’re the future of cancer screening.

The civil rights leader spent his life advocating for farm workers, drawing on the peaceful tactics used by Martin Luther King, Jr., and Mahatma Gandhi.

King Charles’ coronation will be the newest in over a century of Nat Geo coronation coverage.

The religious language that lay dormant for millennia is now global, used by millions of people around the world—including in China.

This celestial phenomenon won’t occur in the continental U.S. again until 2039. Here’s what it is and where you can experience it for yourself.

From a delicate sack of salamander eggs to a forest illuminated by fireflies, these winning images from an annual competition emphasize the importance of conservation.

At every stage in their lives, from egg to adult, leaf and stick insects prove to be prey that can trick their predators.

To protect yourself from misinformation, experts suggest analyzing everything from how a photograph is lit to where you’re getting your information in the first place.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge will get rebuilt with federal funds, but many other structures across the nation aren’t getting the same support.