Tasting Table • 11th May 2025

14 Restaurants That Are The Birthplace Of Iconic Dishes - Tasting Table

Where was Ceasar salad created, and how did the chimichanga's get its name? Learn the origins of these iconic dishes and the restaurants that created them.

TheTravel • 8th May 2025

Olympic National Park's Iconic "Tree Of Life" Won't Survive Much Longer

An old Sitka spruce on Washington's coast of the Hoh Rainforest is under threat.

TheTravel • 7th May 2025

This State Park In The Midwest Is Actually A 12 Million-Year-Old "Pompeii" For Rhinoceroses

The unexpected site is home to over 100 prehistoric rhinoceroses who perished when the Yellowstone supervolcano erupted.

TheTravel • 2nd May 2025

The Florida Keys' First "Floating" Overwater Bungalows Offer A Maldives Feel In The U.S.

American tourists don’t need a passport to visit this Maldives-style resort in the Florida Keys

TheTravel • 1st May 2025

Skip Egypt: Mississippi's Ancient Pyramids Hold Forgotten Mysteries Of Their Own

Built over 1,200 years ago, these 'American' Pyramids were once the epicenter of an ancient Mississippian culture.

TheTravel • 30th April 2025

The U.S. Has Maldives-Like Overwater Bungalows In A Place You'd Never Expect

Central Florida has bungalow stays that might be especially appealing for Disney (and Maldives) fans.

TheTravel • 23rd April 2025

Hawaii's "Freakosystems" Accidentally Created By Humans Are A Stark Warning From The Future

The island territory, like so many biodiverse corners of the planet, now comprises habitats created directly because of human activity.

TheTravel • 15th April 2025

South Georgia Island Was Spared After The World's Largest Iceberg Grinded To A Halt, But It's Not Over Yet

A23a has run aground in the Southern Ocean after years adrift. But could it continue on its collision course in the future?

TheTravel • 14th April 2025

The "Pompeii Of The Great Lakes" Holds Secrets To Civilization 10,000 Years Ago

Beneath the waves of Lake Huron lie clues to the region’s prehistoric past.

13th April 2025

America's First English Settlement Is Now In Grave Danger

Why is Jamestown, Virginia, listed on the National Trust’s list of the most endangered historic places United States?

TheTravel • 13th April 2025

Scientists Discovered A New Chain Of Volcanoes Hidden In A Surprising Place

Something is awakening under the surface of the South Pacific.

TheTravel • 8th April 2025

Medieval King Arthur Site Turns Out To Be Thousands Of Years Older Than Thought

The story behind a famous landmark in Cornwall, England, is, apparently, wildly inaccurate.

TheTravel • 7th April 2025

Where Did The Name 'America' Come From? It's Not Where You'd Expect

It all comes down to the Waldseemüller Map of 1507, the first map to print the name “America.”

TheTravel • 3rd April 2025

Why Scientists Are Excited About A Canoe Found On This Beach

Perhaps the most significant find in Polynesian archaeological history has been discovered in the Chatham Islands.

Flipboard • 2nd April 2025

Scientists and anthropologists alike celebrate waka find

TheTravel • 1st April 2025

Why Gravity Is "Missing" In This Bizarre Part Of Canada

A strange scientific phenomenon occurs in the Great White North, where the gravity appears to be lower than global averages.

TheTravel • 17th March 2025

Oregon's Mysterious But Deadly Hole That "Drains" The Ocean

Amidst the technicolor tidal pools and glittering rocks of the coast sits what looks to be a bottomless pit into the sea.

TheTravel • 10th March 2025

Volcanic Catastrophe Could Hit This Part Of The U.S. Without Warning & Kill Thousands In 30 Minutes

In a remote corner of the U.S., active volcanoes wait patiently above the ridgelines, leaving residents on edge.

Blinter Magazine • 5th March 2025

A weekend guide to Tromsø, the northern lights capital of the world

Frigid mountain air, old wooden ships, and herds of wild reindeer — these are all the scenes I was greeted with while in Tromsø, the northern lights capital of the world, a few winters back. Flying over the speckled sea icebergs, our little plane battled harsh Arctic winds and fleets of snow to reach this Nordic town at the top of the planet. We had already been delayed by a few days due to a severe storm, and my partner and I were prepared to drag our carryons for miles throu...

TheTravel • 21st February 2025

This Rare Volcano Spews Blue Lava & Is Becoming A Dark Tourism Hot Spot

Speckling the vibrant islands of Indonesia is the Ijen volcano complex, a group of 10 stratovolcanoes that have been shaping the region for millennia. Among these cones is Mount Ijen, home to a sparkling turquoise lake and beneath, lava. During the day, visitors to the crater can spot floating bits of neon yellow sulfur, courtesy of its very active piping. At night, it’s another story.