The Queen Who Sent Greece Into Chaos

The Queen Who Sent Greece Into Chaos


December 28, 2023 | Miles Brucker

The Queen Who Sent Greece Into Chaos


Queen Olympias earned a reputation as one of the most bloodthirsty women in the ancient world, and for good reason.

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DESTINATIONS

Photos of once-thriving malls from the 60s-80s are either a pleasant memory or a sad reminder.

America's biggest malls weren't built to fail. From neon-lit atriums to mirrored ceilings, they dominated the ā€™60sā€“ā€™80s. Then came demolition, decay, and bizarre second lives as movie sets and warehouses.
December 11, 2025 Peter Kinney
TRAVEL TIPS

My cruise line changed the itinerary and dropped the port I was most excited for. Can I get any compensation?

Discover what to do when your cruise line changes its itinerary and drops your favorite port. Learn when you can get compensation, what refunds or credits you might receive, how insurance plays a role, and the best tips for handling unexpected cruise itinerary changes with confidence and ease.
December 11, 2025 Jack Hawkins
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WORLD HISTORY

Scientists assumed the grooves found on early human teeth were from the first toothpicks. Modern analysis has a simpler explanation.

Toothpick habits were long presumed to explain the grooves, but new analysis of ancient dental marks challenges that idea, pointing instead to instinctive behavior deeply rooted in human ancestry rather than to early attempts at dental care.
December 11, 2025 Miles Brucker
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WORLD HISTORY

Fossils are always an exciting discovery, but sometimes they contain surprises that no archaeologist ever expected.

A fossil usually reveals a creature, yet some split open to expose something wildly unexpected inside. Little stowaways. Last meals. Moments frozen by accident, preserved without intention.
December 11, 2025 Miles Brucker
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WORLD HISTORY

The quiet banks of the Tollense River seemed ordinary, but new research revealed traces of a massive Bronze Age battle.

For centuries, the quiet banks of the Tollense River in northern Germany seemed ordinary, until new research revealed traces of a massive Bronze Age clash buried beneath the soil. Recent analyses of recovered arrowheads now suggest a large-scale conflict that drew in warriors from distant regions.
December 11, 2025 Jane O'Shea
DESTINATIONS

Small Business Owners Say These American Cities Have The Best Startup Success Rates

Launching a startup is unpredictable, but some cities make success a lot more likely. Drawing on recent surveys, funding and survival-rate data, and analyses of startup ecosystems, here are 20 American cities with the strongest startup success rates, ranked from promising runners-up to top-tier startup powerhouses.
December 10, 2025 Penelope Singh

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