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These Are The Oldest Cities That People Still Live In

Stories Of Their Earliest DwellersWhile some cities barely survived the first century, others have persisted for millennia. Their traditions, food, culture, clothes, and houses tell the stories of their earliest dwellers. Let's find out some...

November 8, 2024 Peter Kinney


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Person at Derinkuyu Underground City

Forbidden Ruins That Archaeologists Are Dying To Study More Closely

Across the world, history hides behind locked gates, laws, and living beliefs. Some places are too sacred or fragile to disturb, leaving archaeologists to study humanity’s past from a careful distance and restraint.
February 11, 2026 Miles Brucker
Serpent Mountain

In 2025, scientists finally solved the centuries-old mystery of Peru's bizarre hillside dubbed the "Band of Holes."

For nearly a century, 5,200 strange holes carved into a Peruvian mountainside baffled scientists worldwide. Wild theories emerged to include ancient aliens and lost civilizations. In 2025, archaeologists finally cracked the code that makes sense.
February 11, 2026 Miles Brucker
Lakota Sioux

Photos Of The Tribe That Fled To Canada To Escape U.S. Control

The untold story of the Lakota Sioux flight to Canada to avoid U.S. rule—their escape, spiritual practices, hardships, and the small group who stayed behind forever. A moving testament to Indigenous strength and defiance.
February 11, 2026 Allison Robertson
Travel insurance

I booked my trip using my credit card, and my sister says that means I don’t need travel insurance. My mom says insists that I still do. Who’s right?

Booked a trip with your credit card and wondering if you still need travel insurance? This guide breaks down what credit card coverage actually includes, where it falls short, and when buying extra travel insurance is the smarter move.
February 11, 2026 Allison Robertson
Military Family at TSA checkpoint

The TSA Quietly Changed A Major Rule For The Military

TSA quietly rolled out a set of updates meant to make travel smoother for people who serve—and the families who carry that service with them.
February 10, 2026 Jesse Singer
Man with damaged SUV at hotel entrance

The valet returned my car with new scratches, but the hotel says there’s no proof it happened there. How do I dispute the damage?

Valet parking is supposed to make life easier. You hand over the keys, get a little ticket, and trust that your car will come back exactly the way it left...until it’s returned with fresh scratches, a dent, curb rash, or damage that definitely was not there before. Here’s the good news: valet damage disputes are common, and there are clear steps you can take to build proof, push back, and get reimbursed.
February 10, 2026 Peter Kinney