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"One hundred years from now, when the United States begins a Tricentennial celebration — assuming that war, pestilence and ...

Mason jars are classic American kitchen staples, so it's fitting that you can also make DYI Fourth of July decorations out of ...

An ongoing programme of art and architecture interventions along Norwegian roads prioritises tourism over local and ...

The climb out of the Sand Flats Recreation Area parking lot puts you in a Martian landscape where ancient aliens once roamed.

The town sits proudly on Highway 30A, that gorgeous ribbon of coastal road that connects a string of beach communities along ...

After Matthew Schaefer pulled the blue-and-orange sweater over his head at the NHL draft, his eyes already glistening with tears, he glanced down at his left shoulder and saw a pink ribbon. The symbol ...

Walking through Cook Forest feels like stepping into a world where trees rule and humans are just visitors. This park’s crown jewel is the “Forest Cathedral,” where ancient pines reach toward the sky ...

Matthew Schaefer lost his mother, Jennifer, to breast cancer. Now, he’s achieved the ultimate milestone – becoming an NHL ...

New York uses its first No. 1 selection since 2009 on the 17-year-old defenseman, while San Jose takes high-scoring center Michael Misa at No. 2 and Chicago selects Swedish forward Anton Frondell ...

Schaefer played only 17 games last season before breaking his collarbone in December, but Schaefer’s acumen on both ends of ...