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We only get one vacation per year and I want to go on a cruise, but my wife wants to go to an all-inclusive resort. Which is better?

Vacations are precious—we only get so many days a year to escape the grind. So, when one partner wants a cruise and the other is dreaming of an all-inclusive resort, how do you choose?
August 28, 2025 Jesse Singer

Archaeologists Find Ancient God In A Sewer

Archaeologists in Bulgaria unearthed a significant historical treasure hidden in the sewer system below an ancient city—but its discovery is not what’s making history.
April 3, 2025 Allison Robertson
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Flight Attendants Are Quietly Cracking Down On These Passenger Habits in 2026

In 2026, cabin crews will be quietly raising the bar on a whole plethora of passenger behaviors. While travel has rebounded, many of the small annoyances for flight attendants have turned into real workflow—or even safety—issues. What are crews already watching and cracking down on—and what will be a point of emphasis in the new year to come? Let’s see...
November 20, 2025 Jesse Singer

Ranking The States Where People Over 60 Have The Most Financial Security—According To Data

We looked at three key factors—cost of living, median 65+ income, and elder economic insecurity—to find the states where older Americans feel the safest financially. And the results are in...
November 20, 2025 Jesse Singer

My boyfriend asked me to pay for half of our “romantic getaway” after we broke up mid-trip. Am I wrong for refusing?

A woman’s romantic getaway turns into chaos when her boyfriend breaks up with her mid-trip—then sends her a Venmo request for half the cost. Explore this relatable, humorous, and insightful deep-dive into relationship expectations, boundaries, and modern breakup etiquette.
November 20, 2025 Jack Hawkins

My seatmate refused to switch so I could sit next to my child. Shouldn’t the airline have handled that?

A worried mother struggles to sit next to her child on a crowded commercial flight after a seatmate refuses to switch seats. Explore why airlines often fail to keep families together, what passengers can do, and how to handle stressful in-flight seating conflicts with confidence and compassion.
November 19, 2025 Jack Hawkins

States Where Corporal Punishment Is Still Legal In Schools—In 2025

Corporal punishment is still legal in a surprising number of U.S. states, and many families probably have no idea. The practice hasn’t vanished as completely as people think, and the numbers are shocking.
November 19, 2025 Jesse Singer

Ranking The States Where People Complain The Most—According To Data

Based on national survey data, these are the states where people vent the most—about…well, about pretty much everything. It’s part science, part sass, and totally relatable.
November 18, 2025 Jesse Singer

Scientists found a million-year-old skull in China that's just changed everything we thought we knew about human evolution

It started as a crushed fossil discovered decades ago in central China. Now, thanks to new digital reconstruction, scientists have realized this ancient skull—known as Yunxian 2—is about one million years old, and it’s completely reshaping what we know about the human story.
November 17, 2025 Jesse Singer

I planned a surprise trip for my partner, but they dumped me a week before. Can I get my money back on anything?

When a dream getaway turns into heartbreak, can you get your money back? Discover expert-backed tips on how to recover travel costs after a breakup, from flight refunds to hotel credits—and learn how to turn emotional loss into financial (and personal) recovery.
November 14, 2025 Jack Hawkins

There Isn’t Just One Famous Alley In America Covered With Old Gum—There Are Two Of Them

Everyone knows about that famously sticky Seattle spot—but surprise: it has a twin. Turns out, the U.S. has not one, but two tourist-approved gum alleys where walls glisten with decades of chewed-up history. Gross? Maybe. Iconic? Definitely. Let’s take a look…
November 14, 2025 Jesse Singer

I booked seats together for my family, but the airline moved us all over the plane. Can they really separate parents from young kids?

You plan the perfect trip, choose seats side-by-side, and even pay extra to make sure your kids aren’t stuck next to strangers. Then, you board—and suddenly you’re five rows away from your seven-year-old. How is this even allowed? It’s happening more often than travelers realize—and the rules may surprise you.
November 13, 2025 Jesse Singer