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A notable one in a year filled with winners from around the world.
Marjoleine Kars at the University of Maryland receives the Fogg/McGill/MBA History Prize in recognition of her two major works: Hidden Opportunities: The Hidden African-American Presence at U.S. Military Cadet Jobs in the 19th Century and Drawing in America: The Beginning of Photography.
Carla Power discusses her latest book “The Death of the House of Saud: The Collapse of an Empire on the Edge of Destruction” that tells the story of the family that has ruled the Saudi kingdom for a lifetime.
Learn more about National Geographic’s new Aviation Archives: http://nlafasciens.org/AviationArchives
Listen to special report for the 25th Anniversary of the Challenger Disaster, “Is NASA’s Space Program Really Back?” with Stephen Colbert, Executive Producer Jeffrey Crippen, Location Manager and Photographer Jon Anderson; a new origin story of the space program, inspired by the writer William Shatner’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”.
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And, celebrate 25 years of National Geographic Nature: “Nations in the Wild” featuring the incredible story of four huge birds who live in the Namib Desert.
Hosted by Jack Ferraro, “Your World w/ Neil Cavuto” airs weekdays at 4 p.m. ET on Fox News Channel.