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Northern Egypt – Fossils recovered nearly a century ago from a limestone formation have now been identified as a previously unknown crocodile species that lived
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Twenty months after the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development, a fresh analysis shows how the loss of nearly one billion dollars in conse
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Alaska cruises operate on a tight seasonal window that runs from spring into early fall, leaving the rest of the year off-limits because of harsh winter conditi
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Clayoquot Sound – A team on the west coast of Vancouver Island is rebuilding underwater kelp habitat with a mix of modern science and long-standing Indigenous k
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Flagstaff, Arizona – United Airlines will begin twice-daily nonstop service from Denver to Flagstaff Pulliam Airport next summer, adding direct competition at a
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British Airways has detailed a comprehensive refresh of its Airbus A380 aircraft, with new seating across first class, business class, premium economy and econo
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A traveler joined her parents for a weeklong cruise through Alaska on the Star Princess, the newest vessel in the Princess Cruises fleet. The ship, which entere
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Hong Kong – On a humid September afternoon, two schoolboys watched a man in a harness scale a tall candlenut tree outside their downtown campus. The climber, ar
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A long haul airliner can land, turn around and head out again within a couple of hours. The aircraft doesn't care what time zone it's in, but the people flying
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Switzerland has a reputation for expensive meals, and the reputation is earned. A sit down main course in a mid range restaurant runs about CHF 25 to CHF 45, an
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Most Western meals give each person a plate and a personal claim on it. A Chinese meal usually works differently. The dishes sit in the middle, everyone reaches
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The author first reached Antarctica in 2022 aboard an expedition ship that crossed the notoriously rough Drake Passage and continued south along the Antarctic P
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Most travelers pack a phrasebook, a charger, and a decent pair of shoes. Few think about what their hands might say without permission. A casual wave or a cheer
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Spain welcomed an all-time high of 96.8 million international tourists in 2025.[1] With that many visitors, you'd expect every waiter, shop assistant and taxi d
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A greeting in much of the Middle East isn't a quick hello before the real conversation starts. It's often the first sign of whether you're paying attention. Vis
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Walk through downtown Montreal on a typical day and the eastern gray squirrels that dart along sidewalks and parks often display the familiar silvery coat. A cl
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Most of us spend the last few minutes of a hotel stay hunting for phone chargers and zipping suitcases. The room behind us barely crosses our minds. For the per
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Most Americans arrive in Mexico with a tipping reflex built for home, where the percentages are high and the expectations are firm. Some of those habits carry o
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America has no shortage of places where history and fear overlap. Some are former prisons and hospitals, others are mansions, hotels, or even a retired ocean li
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Northern Thailand has yielded an unexpected biological surprise. Researchers examining both cultivated garden blooms and wild flowers across the region identifi
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