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These Countries Ranked Highest For Quality Of Life

What makes a good country?A country with a high quality of life provides its residents with happiness and comfort in all of the important areas of living. This includes healthcare, education, a strong economy, job...

June 28, 2024 Eul Basa


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The Titanic. The Lusitania. The Costa Concordia. We all know about these horrifying maritime tragedies, but few remember the chilling history of the Prinzessin Victoria Luise. Not only was it the first ever cruise ship—it was also the first cruise ship disaster.
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Dian Fossey Met A Chilling End

Dian Fossey was one of history's most famous primatologists—but she met the most disturbing end possible. This is her unforgettable story.
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The discovery of the priceless Cirta steles in Constantine, Algeria revealed nearly 1,000 inscriptions on ancient funerary stones.

Thousands of years ago, ancient Punic communities engraved their most intimate beliefs and legacies onto stone slabs. What hidden truths can these remarkable steles uncover about the ancient world?
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The Best Places To See Dinosaur Exhibits In America

Some of the most unforgettable travel experiences don’t involve beaches or big cities. Towering skeletons and prehistoric footprints are scattered across the US, and every one of them rewrites what a museum experience can be.
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Overrated American Tourist Traps That Locals Avoid

Think you've seen it all by visiting the top tourist spots? Think again. Some of the most well-known destinations in the US are less than meets the eye, leaving travelers with nothing but crowds and high prices.
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Excavators in Illinois discovered a massive complex of mounds, revealing a city called Cahokia that rivaled medieval London in size.

Beneath a quiet field in Illinois once stood the most complex city in precolonial North America. A thousand years ago, this city flourished where few expected it. Its residents moved mountains—literally—and left clues in earth and ash.
July 10, 2025 Miles Brucker