- Introducing: Queen Elizabeth II’s memorial design
. Daily Edition • June 26, 2025 SUPPORTED BY We might be just a few hours away from witnessing sports history. In Paris, Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon is preparing to attempt a sub four-minute mile at an event organized by Nike. Kipyegon is already the world record holder for the mile — her fastest time is 4:07.64 — but if she can go sub four, she’ll be the first woman to do so. “I think breaking four will really cement my legacy,” the 31-year-old athlete told the Associated Press. The…Read more
- A world-first program to fight malaria in kids
Wake up to good news. Supported By Wednesday • January 24, 2024 Fans of the 1998 Pixar film A Bug’s Life, listen up. National Geographic took inspiration from the beloved animated movie for its new docuseries, A Real Bug’s Life, which offers an up-close look at nine teeny tiny bug worlds. The series is narrated by comedian Awkwafina and debuts on Disney+ today — click here to get an inside look at the macro photography that made the show possible and here to watch the trailer. Must Reads •...
- Skating is open at world’s largest natural ice rink
Wake up to good news. Supported By Tuesday • January 23, 2024 Chosen from more than 20,000 images submitted by photographers in over 150 countries, the winners are in for the 2023 Travel Photographer of the Year competition. Architect AndreJa Ravnak took the top prize for her dreamy snapshots of hop fields in her native Slovenia. Her winning portfolio also includes images of rolling fields in Italy and the Czech Republic. “I’ve seen many excellent and creative photos in this year’s TPOTY...
- The largest-known deep-sea coral reef
Wake up to good news. Supported By Monday • January 22, 2024 Medical misinformation is all too common nowadays, with often incorrect (and sometimes dangerous) health advice flooding social media. Indeed, a poll by the nonprofit KFF last year found that the majority of Americans encounter health misinformation, and most don’t know whether it’s true or false. So what are we to do? The first step is being able to identify misinformation, and then recognizing whether it’s accidental or...