J. Clarke articles

Ready to elevate your RV adventures? Skip the sketchy roadside stops and aim for the stars with these top-tier, luxury RV parks across the US. From mountain vistas to riverside retreats, these destinations bring 5-star style to life on wheels. Grab your keys, fill your tank, and let’s hit the road in style!

Homelessness has reached alarming levels across the United States, impacting countless individuals who struggle with poverty, lack of affordable housing, and inadequate support systems. The COVID-19 pandemic further exacerbated these challenges, pushing many more people into homelessness as the nation faced economic uncertainty. From surging numbers in major urban centers to cities facing significant increases, here's a snapshot of the places where homelessness is most prevalent.

Archaeologists have been aware of an ancient people who lived in Utah and the surrounding states centuries ago for many years, but a certain group of these ancient tribes continue to elude them. While they left behind fragments of their ancient culture, we still struggle to discover the details of the Fremont people, exactly how they lasted so long, and even more intriguingly, how they mysteriously disappeared.

Want to live forever—or at least past 85? The latest data from the United Nations, visualized by Visual Capitalist, reveals where on Earth people are defying the clock. From microstates with elite healthcare to island nations with anti-stress cultures, these 25 countries offer the best shot at adding candles to your cake (and maybe even to the neighbors' cakes too).

The Sherpa people have made a home where most people couldn’t imagine living, high in the Himalayas. Journey through their life of strength, spirituality, and survival through this collection of photos.

They were called the Dahomey Amazons by outsiders, but to themselves, they were Mino—“our mothers”. These women made up the most formidable fighting force in West Africa with their trademark spears and incomparable discipline. Discover the legendary Agojie as we journey through these photos.

For decades, the southern regions of Angola were historical blank spots. But in recent years, the tide has begun to turn. A discovery at Baía Farta has upended what we thought we knew about Angola’s ancient past—revealing stone tools so old they push human occupation back to 714,000 years ago.

The Bedouin people have lived for thousands of years in the arid expanses of Arabia and North Africa, preserving a rich culture rooted in resilience, tradition, and adaptation to extreme conditions.

Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered the 4,400-year-old tomb of Prince Userefre behind a pink granite false door at the Saqqara necropolis. The richly decorated site includes rare statues, hieroglyphs, and offerings that shed new light on Egypt’s Fifth Dynasty and royal burial practices. The discovery is considered one of the most significant finds in the region in recent years.