Rebecca Gibian

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Japan's H-IIA rocket carrying the Kirameki-2 satellite is launched from Tanegashima Space Centre in southern Tanegashima island, Kagoshima prefecture, on January 24, 2017. (JIJI PRESS/AFP/Getty Images)

Japan Reveals Plans to Put Man on the Moon by 2030

Asian nation wants to take one giant leap with space program.

New York Times (NYT) employees hold banners during a temporary strike against downsizing and dismissal plans of the NYT management outside of New York Times building in New York, United States on June 29, 2017.

New York Times Staffers Stage Walkout in Support of Copy Editors

Over 100 staff members walked out Thursday over attempt to gut key desk.

Venus Williams of the United States reacts in her women's singles fourth round match against Timea Bacsinszky of Switzerland during day eight of the French Open at Roland Garros on June 4, 2017 in Paris, France.

Police Report Puts Blame on Venus Williams for Fatal Car Crash

Tennis star's accident earlier this month in Florida led to death of 78-year-old man.

Greta van Susteren appears on the premiere episode of "For the Record with Greta" on MSNBC in Washington, D.C.

MSNBC Replacing Greta Van Susteren with Ari Melber

She is leaving less than seven months after she joined.

Honey Hunters

Meet the Last Death-Defying Honey Hunter of Nepal

He scales 300-foot cliffs to harvest psychotropic honey guarded by the world's largest honeybees.

Watch This Motorized Surfboard Sail Above the Water

Futuristic board costs $6,000, includes a remote control, and goes up to 25 mph.

U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hands with Juan Carlos Varela, Panama's president, left, during a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S.

The Political Psychology Behind Displays of Diplomatic Status

How Trump's handshakes with foreign leaders fit into a long history of signaling dominance or disgust.

Tinder

Liberals Increasingly Cite Trump as a Reason to Reject Matches on Dating Apps

Latest trend involves judging a potential match's opinion of the president before connecting online.

Vertical Micro Climate Resort

This Mountaintop Luxury Hotel Would Be Totally Powered by Water

Vertical Micro-climate Resort may be built on remote Canadian mountain.

These Monks Spend Seven Years Completing the World’s Hardest Endurance Test

Traditionally, any monk unable to complete the pilgrimage must take his own life.

CNN Assigns Sketch Artist to Cover White House Press Briefing

News organization gets creative, goes low-tech after White House bans cameras.

Man Fakes Engine Failure in Insane Wedding Proposal Video

Would you say 'yes' to your future spouse after this?

Life-Saving Drone Could Provide Help Faster than an Ambulance

Swedish startup Flypulse has come up with tech to save heart attack victims.

Look at How ‘Ideal’ Male Body Has Changed Over Last 150 Years

Artist shows how perfect form has gone from obesity to bodybuilders and beyond.

Omar Trevino alias "El Z-42" leader of criminal organisation "Los Zetas" is presented by Mexican Army after his arrest in the Mexican State of Nuevo Leon at the PGR Hangar on March 04, 2015 in Mexico City, Mexico.

Did United States Trigger a Drug Cartel Massacre in Mexico?

ProPublica and National Geographic look into Zetas cartel's deadly attack on small town.

Pristine freshwater pools (right) are rare in Hawaii’s lava tubes. They may look inviting, but explorers say divers can become disoriented in the twisting passages or trapped by blockages or rockfall and run out of air. (Carsten Peter/National Geographic)

Inside Hawaii’s Hidden Network of Lava-Carved Caves

National Geographic's June Issue takes you into another world.