PLUS: Tracing the monarch’s fluttery, dangerous journey; the poem that shaped Christmas in the U.S.; body clocks; Friday the 13th
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Friday, December 13, 2024 |
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IMAGE BY JING-DONG JACKIE HAN, PEKING UNIVERSITY |
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IMAGE COURTESY OF NATIONAL TRUST PHOTOGRAPHIC LIBRARY/JOHN HAMMOND/BRIDGEMAN IMAGES |
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A tax collector, a persecutor of Christians, Paul was an unlikely candidate to convert—unlikelier still to resuscitate a struggling faith that is now the world’s largest. What happened? Here’s how this apostle saved Christianity. |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JAIME ROJO |
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This week, U.S officials proposed that the flashy orange-and-black monarch butterflies be protected as a threatened species. Nat Geo Explorer Jaime Rojo has been following their increasing perilous migration—and how groups and ordinary people are trying to help. Enjoy these gorgeous photographs! |
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Today’s Soundtrack: Small Changes, Michael Kiwanuka
Today’s newsletter was edited and curated by David Beard and produced by Amanda Williams-Bryant. Let us know if you have suggestions, and/or sign up here to get our upcoming Photo of the Week! |
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