Alex Summers articles

Towns sprang up in many parts of the world with one dream in mind. They buzzed with hope, only to fade into silence as resources disappeared. Each story tells a lesson about ambition, change, and the fragile nature of dreams. Some still live on, not as strong, but alive.

From smoky BBQ joints and legendary music scenes to breathtaking scenery and historic landmarks, every US city has a story to tell. But how well do you really know them? Can you identify a city just from a few key clues about its culture, food, and history?

Some heroes are celebrated in movies, while others shape history with their courage. Robert Craig was one of the latter—a young soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice to save his men.

Welcome to a journey through Mark Twain's clever and kind sayings. Each quote shines with wisdom and a playful spirit. Discover how his timeless humor and deep insight lead us to live better, happier lives every day. Enjoy every inspiring moment.

Some of America’s malls, once-crowded social hubs and shopping destinations, now struggle to survive. Few reinvent themselves altogether, while others slowly fade away as they become victims of changing consumer habits. The reasons vary.

Life's too short for compromise. Imagine waking up in a place where outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and career opportunities are all within reach. These American hotspots deliver this daily, each in their own unique way.

Think you know your way around the globe? Out of 195 countries on the planet, each one has its own special signature written in geography, culture, and history. Let's find out how many you recognize through these subtle clues.

Have you ever wondered how the great architectural marvels of Egypt were built, considering the limited technology of that time? Well, in this article, you will learn about examples of hard stone craftsmanship, which could never have been achieved during the dynastic Egyptian period (around 2500 to 1500 BC).

Puma Punku or Tiwanaku have baffled archaeologists for decades. With enormous stone blocks, lost technologies, and strange magnetism, we may never know exactly what these two ancient Bolivian sites were or what they were used for.