Australian Lucy Barnard is walking 18,000 miles from the tip of South America to the top of North America to become the first ...
Younger Americans are moving to rural areas, with large increases in Colorado, Texas, Montana, and the Southeast.
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This Small City Was Named One of the Best Places to Live in the U.S. for Its Affordability, Mild Climate, and Low Unemployment RatesCharleston steals the spotlight when it comes to travel destinations. After all, it has won the title of the best city in the ...
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Mothers, Markets, and Migration: How South Korea Became a Major Source for International AdoptionsIn this week’s episode, we take a look at how over six decades after the Korean War, South Korea processed the most ...
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The End of DenialHow Trump’s rising popularity in New York (and everywhere else) exposed the Democratic Party’s break with reality.
A notorious pest which could cause up to six deaths per year and spark a “national disaster” has spread across state borders ...
No sex. No dating. No marriage. No children. These are the four pillars of a viral movement spreading across social media ...
a reservoir and several curved amphitheatre-like patios in the city, which is thought to be the second-largest of its kind in Latin America. The team said Valeriana had “all the hallmarks of a ...
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Fall For Greenville: Guide to South city's delayed fall festivalAfter a weeks-long delay blamed on Hurricane Helene, Fall For Greenville takes to the city's Main Street this weekend, ...
A huge Maya city ... that maps structures buried under vegetation. They believe it is second in density only to Calakmul, thought to be the largest Maya site in ancient Latin America.
Ruins of cities keep turning up in the forests of central America. How have these structures stayed standing for millennia?
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