This is the story of our founder’s ambitious journey to America in pursuit of his dream: to brew the King of Beers. The ad is running during the 2017 Super Bowl 51.

Sofika Zielyk, a Ukrainian-American ethnographer and artist, tells the story of pysanky, traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs. Her exhibition, The Pysanka: A Symbol Of Hope, at the Ukrainian American Institute is collecting eggs to show support for Ukraine.

After a year since the horrible attack on the U.S. Capitol, which resulted in five deaths, countless injuries, hundreds of people charged or arrested, and millions of dollars in damages, one would think both parties would have united to decry the assault and bring the instigators to justice, but, i...

Some of the Founders and Framers of the Constitution did more than turn over in their graves... they actually resurfaced to sing “The Day Democracy Died.” That, plus they “dig those rhythm and blues! Featured are in order of appearance: George Washington, John Adams, James Madison, Thomas Jefferso

Footage of Josephine Baker performing her infamous Banana Dance at the Folies Bergère in Paris, France c. 1927. She was not only a famous dancer and singer but also was a spy of the French resistance during World War II.

The Passing Years is a sneak pick at the transformation of several men and women personalities of the silver screen. A close look and comparison of how they look during their initial stages of their careers to current times. Includes Kirk Douglas and Olivia de Havilland who turned 100 in 2017 and ...

Auckland and Sydney were among the first to ring in the new year with fireworks displays. More than a million people descended on Sydney harbor for its dazzling show, which included a countdown to midnight for the first time. Auckland hosted a stunning firework display from Sky Tower

The producers behind the YouTube channel People Are Awesome, a collection of astounding clips of human beings performing incredible feats, have put together their “best of 2017” compilation video.

“Every place you step, there’s 10,000 bacteria, most of which we've never seen,” said Brady, an associate professor at Rockefeller University in New York. Many of these bacteria behave in ways that aren't yet understood and produce molecules that haven't been seen before. He and his colleagues repor

2017 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year Contest.