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Every December 31, the countdown to midnight promises sparkles, fireworks, and heartfelt cheers. But what if you could do it all ...

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Here's where to go to get the best slices of pizza across America. As the saying goes, “Even bad pizza is pretty good.” But there are some pizzas that are much better than “still pretty good” — ...

Want a warm welcome when you travel? These countries have some of the nicest people. For many travelers, the warmth of the welcome they receive in a foreign country can make or break their trip. After ...

America is home to some affordable beach towns that come with beautiful stretches of coastline without the hefty price tag. Life’s a beach, right? Or, at least, for many of us, we wish it were. We’ve ...

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Some of these beloved breakfast restaurants have been feeding the country for decades. They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Perhaps, this is why Americans love breakfast ...

At turns beautiful, subversive and bizarre, these installations are iconic for a reason. The Oxford Dictionary defines art as “the expression or application of human creative skill and ...

Among America's bounty of exceptional foods, which is the signature food for every state? Among America’s bounty of exceptional foods, which are best of all? To answer that question, we’ve rounded up ...

The distortions of maps can influence how we see the world. The world as we know it, or at least the way we view it on a map, is wrong. Astoundingly, we’ve been viewing things incorrectly since 1569.