Flying with your dog soon? Airlines all have different pet rules—and they can be confusing. Here’s your complete, easy-to-follow guide on what to know before booking a flight with your furry travel buddy.
When a dream getaway turns into heartbreak, can you get your money back? Discover expert-backed tips on how to recover travel costs after a breakup, from flight refunds to hotel credits—and learn how to turn emotional loss into financial (and personal) recovery.
Accidentally typed the wrong name on your airline ticket? Don’t panic! Learn what happens if your ticket doesn’t match your ID, when airlines let you fix typos for free, and when you might need to rebook. Find out how to avoid costly mistakes and keep your travel plans on track.
In March 2025, a New Orleans couple unearthed an astonishing piece of history while gardening — a 1,900-year-old Roman gravestone missing since World War II. Their discovery sparked an international investigation linking an ordinary backyard to ancient Rome, wartime Europe, and modern-day archaeology.
A Chicago man’s $4.99 Goodwill purchase turned out to be an authentic 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plate worth thousands. Discover how this thrift-store find linked the Qing dynasty, global trade, and a Jewish family’s heritage in this fascinating true story of art, history, and accidental archaeology.
Archaeologists have finally pinpointed the legendary site of the 7th-century Battle of al-Qadisiyah—thanks to declassified Cold War spy satellite imagery. Using CORONA satellite photos, researchers matched ancient canal systems and terrain features to historical chronicles, revealing where Muslim and Sassanian forces once clashed. Discover how cutting-edge technology and old spy data are rewriting one of the most pivotal moments in Islamic and Persian history.
A Texas woman unknowingly bought a 2,000-year-old Roman bust for just $34.99 at a Goodwill store—only to discover it was an ancient artifact lost since World War II. Learn how experts traced the marble sculpture’s journey from a Bavarian museum to an Austin thrift shop and finally back to Germany in this extraordinary tale of art, history, and rediscovery.
Scientists in Finland (and beyond) are buzzing over a startling announcement: fossilized human remains uncovered in northern Europe might rewrite our understanding of early settlement in the region. This article explores the Finnish context, the broader European finds, and what these discoveries mean for the deep past of Northern Europe.
Discover the story of the Bactrian Hoard of Afghanistan, a 20,000-piece treasure trove of gold crowns, jewelry, and coins from Tillya Tepe. Explore its 1978 discovery, Silk Road connections, survival through war, and uncertain future.
