Allison Robertson articles

Can an Airbnb host really charge a $250 no-shoes fee? Learn when house-rule fines may be enforceable and what guests should know before booking.

Could simply flying a drone over your property be considered trespassing? The answer turns out to be much more complicated than most people realize.

Americans assume a lot about Europe—but locals say these 20 common beliefs are completely wrong. See what travelers keep getting wrong.

Booking a small-town vacation? Learn why so many attractions close early, whether travel sites should warn visitors, and how to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Americans visiting Canada notice surprising travel differences—from empty highways to bagged milk. Here are 20 habits that feel completely unfamiliar.

Can noisy wind chimes become illegal? Learn when decorative yard chimes cross the line into a legal nuisance and what you can do if they never stop ringing.

A 2025 discovery of a clay bulla bearing a biblical name in Jerusalem offers rare insight into real individuals living during the First Temple period.

Archaeologists uncovered a massive 2,800-year-old dam beneath Jerusalem's Pool of Siloam, revealing advanced engineering from the time of Kings Joash and Amaziah.

Archaeologists uncovered a First Temple-period ritual complex in Jerusalem that may have functioned alongside Solomon's Temple, challenging long-held assumptions about worship in ancient Judah.