Rare jaguar sightings have sparked a debate about how to ensure the cats’ survival in the American West
A new study spotlights the plight of the polar bear, but there’s still time to help the beloved creature
Life as We Know It
In Poland’s primeval forest, a Nazi scientist re-created an extinct breed of horse. Or did he?
Why the biofuels movement could run out of gas
How Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty created one of the centerpieces for the National Museum of American Indian’s “Identity by Design” exhibition
Even in 1992, Steve McCurry says, Kabul was full of surprises
The story of one man’s fall
Panels from the Italian Renaissance sculptor Lorenzo Ghiberti tour the U.S. for the first time
The Robeson Spirit
Chinese artworks, wartime bonds and sun gods
With U.S. forces in Korea beleaguered and demoralized in 1950, American prestige and the future of South Korea hung in the balance
Cold winters, hot jaguars and a night to remember
Momentous or merely memorable
How Pan Am’s Founder Juan Trippe Turned Americans Into Frequent Fliers
This antique globe was once owned by the fabled airline executive, who ushered in modern air travel
Abandoned Ship: The Mary Celeste
What really happened aboard the Mary Celeste? More than a century after her crew went missing, a scenario is emerging
Small World
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