View OriginalWhy Last-Chance Tourism Is the Latest Controversial Travel TrendRace to visit places threatened by climate change ‘before it’s too late’.
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The Strange Emptiness of Egypt in 19th-Century European PhotographsJohn Beasley Greene photographed early European archaeology in Egypt—but he paid little attention to those who lived there.
View OriginalWhy You Shouldn't Bring Firewood With You on a Camping TripIf you’re planning on doing some camping, a beachside bonfire, or even traveling to a backyard fire pit, bringing some wood you already have lying around might seem like a great idea. Finding a source of wood close to your event might be tricky, after all, and you might want to be extra prepared.
View OriginalHow a Unique Conclave Celebrates The Cultural Wealth of 200 Tribes of IndiaStanding next to women dressed in colourful sarees, Pritesh Kumar Khalko looked out of place at first in his black jacket at Jamshedpur’s Gopal Maidan.
View OriginalCapital Gains Tax Exclusion for Homeowners: What to KnowAs a homeowner, you may have concerns about paying capital gains tax when you decide to sell your home. Luckily, there is a tax provision known as the "Section 121 Exclusion" that can help you save on taxes following a home sale.
View Original37 Pieces of Career Advice I Wish I’d Known EarlierMy first job was working at a small deli and grocery store in Lake Tahoe when I was 15. It was a job that came full circle some twenty years later when my wife and I bought a place called Tracy’s Drive-In Grocery in 2021, a little place that’s been in business since 1940.
View OriginalGina Carano on Getting Sacked From Star Wars and Her Grudge Match With DisneyThe ex-MMA sensation finally opens up about her 'Mandalorian' firing, the toxic tweets that led to it and why she’s tag-teaming with Elon Musk to take the Mouse House to the mat.
View OriginalApple to allow iOS app installs from websites, but small devs don’t qualifyApple will let European app developers distribute iPhone and iPad applications to users directly from a website, instead of through an app store.
View OriginalWhen It Comes to Exploring Space, We’re Still Stuck in the Stone AgesWe’re rapidly approaching the quarter mark of the 21st century, but instead of being at the brink of a radical transformative stage, such as the futuristic vision akin to Arthur C. Clarke’s Star Child from 2001: A Space Odyssey, we’re still throwing proverbial bones into the sky.
View OriginalEverything you need to know about solar eclipse glasses before April 8The total solar eclipse is just weeks away. If you're geeked to see it, you'll want to start getting prepared to do so safely. One way would be to nab a pair of special solar eclipse glasses.
View OriginalHow To Avoid Capital Gains TaxesInvesting profitably is no easy feat. And for those lucky enough to avoid the pitfalls of Wall Street and who can turn a tidy profit, nothing is more frustrating than seeing those hard-won returns get scaled back due to the "capital gains" taxes levied against them.
View OriginalAfter Thursday’s flight, Starship is already the most revolutionary rocket ever builtOne of the best things about spaceflight is its power to dazzle us. I will never forget seeing the first images of Pluto and its moon Charon for the first time, with their vibrant colors and exotic geology. A world with super-sized ice volcanoes? Oh my.
View OriginalCrash of the Titan: a short history of Apple’s doomed car projectApple’s long-rumored driverless car project, also known as Project Titan, has been shuttered. But the company didn’t announce its cancellation. In fact, Apple barely ever mentioned the secretive project despite laboring on it for nearly a decade.
View OriginalThe Most Remote Place on Earth Has Space Junk and a Sea MonsterQ: What do sci-fi-pioneer Jules Verne, horror-writer H.P. Lovecraft, and the Russian space programme have in common? A: Their overlapping interest in an inhospitable corner of the South Pacific, only recently identified as the remotest part of the world’s oceans—Point Nemo.