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October 16, 2025 Noone


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Ranking American States With The Best Local Cuisine, According To Foodies

From Texas brisket to Maine lobster rolls, some states simply have culinary swagger baked right into their soil (and deep fryers). Here’s how foodies rank the top 20 states with the best local cuisine—from smoky Midwest barbecue to coastal shellfish dreams.
October 16, 2025 J. Clarke

New Airport And Luggage Scams Travellers Need To Know About

Air travel might feel routine again—but airport scams have evolved fast. Today’s thieves don’t always pick pockets; they collect data, exploit distraction, and prey on the small habits travellers overlook. From sneaky new luggage tag frauds to bold insider thefts, here’s what’s really happening—and how to stay one step ahead before your next flight.
October 15, 2025 Jesse Singer

More Americans Are Turning To Native American Spiritual Traditions For The Mental Benefits They Provide

Sometimes the oldest answers fit the newest questions perfectly. Indigenous communities refined ways to heal through ritual and togetherness. Their approach treats people as whole beings, not broken parts needing fixes.
October 15, 2025 Miles Brucker
Discover 13 Breakout Small Cities That Are Putting Themselves On the US Map.

The Small Cities That Americans Are Suddenly Flocking To

Big dreams aren’t limited to big cities. All across the map, smaller communities are stepping up with their own kind of magic—places where opportunity feels natural and the good life feels within reach.
October 15, 2025 Marlon Wright
16 Cities Offering Champagne Living on a Beer Budget

There Are Places You Can Live Rich Without A Ton Of Money, But They're Not In America

Most people think world-class living requires world-class income. That assumption keeps millions trapped in expensive cities, grinding away just to afford basics. Meanwhile, smart expats and digital nomads have discovered something better.
October 14, 2025 Marlon Wright

Researchers carried out the first DNA study of the people of ancient Machu Picchu.

For the first time, researchers have carried out a genome-wide analysis of the DNA of those who lived, worked, and died at the incredible Inca mountaintop site of Machu Picchu.
October 15, 2025 Quinn Mercer