The Tragic Legacy Of The Cheyenne

The Tragic Legacy Of The Cheyenne


February 14, 2025 | Samantha Henman

The Tragic Legacy Of The Cheyenne


The Cheyenne were once one of the most powerful tribes on the Great Plains, but they had to fight hard to stay at the top. This is their incredible story.

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AI-generated image of a woman with lots of cash at a cashless resort.
TRAVEL TIPS

I brought a lot of cash for this vacation, but the resort has gone cashless. Is this going to cost me?

For decades, cash was the ultimate travel backup. But nowadays, many travelers get a shock when they arrive at a resort and discover it has gone completely cashless.
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AI-generated image of hotel guests trying use their streaming device with the hotel's Wi-Fi.
TRAVEL TIPS

I brought my own streaming device to a hotel, but the Wi-Fi blocked it. Can they legally do that?

Many travelers bring streaming devices when they stay in hotels. Then you get to the room and discover the device either won't connect to the Wi-Fi or can't reach the internet.
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TRAVEL TIPS

I used airline miles for a trip, but then the carrier canceled my flight and won’t refund the taxes I paid. Is that legal?

Used airline miles for a trip, but the carrier canceled your flight and will not refund the taxes? Here is what travelers need to know about award-ticket refunds, airline rules, vouchers, and how to get your money back.
June 30, 2026 Jack Hawkins
Confused man in nature
TRAVEL TIPS

I booked a destination known for nature, but conservation efforts severely limited what we could do. Is this getting worse every year?

You know that the best vacations include waterfalls, wildlife, reefs, forests, cliffs, or empty trails. But lately, you're noticing more permits and closures for "conservation" than ever before.That can feel frustrating, especially when nature was the whole reason you booked. But in the modern world, to put it simply, this is the new normal.
July 1, 2026 Carl Wyndham
WORLD HISTORY

In 2024, archaeologists in Wyoming uncovered tools and mammoth bones, offering insight into early hunting practices of ancient Plains-roaming humans.

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WORLD HISTORY

In Iowa, paleontologists discovered well-preserved dinosaur fossils, reshaping knowledge of prehistoric life in the Midwest.

Iowa’s rare dinosaur fossils and spectacular well-preserved ancient sea-life discoveries are reshaping how scientists understand prehistoric life in the Midwest.
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