Your cruise's advertised haunted attraction never opened. Here's when you may be able to ask for a refund, credit, or compensation.

Your neighbors refuse to take down their giant skeleton display. Here's when the city can—and can't—force a year-round decoration to go.

Scientists discovered two tiny pyrite fragments in England that suggest ancient humans mastered fire-making 400,000 years ago, challenging previous timelines and revealing surprising new evidence about early Neanderthal technology.

You are booking a hotel for an upcoming business trip, and your company's travel portal offers a room for $220 per night. Out of curiosity, you check the hotel's website and discover what appears to be the same room for $195. Suddenly, that supposedly exclusive corporate discount doesn't look particularly impressive. It raises a reasonable question: Are companies actually getting better hotel deals than employees could find themselves?