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How to photograph fireworks Getting great shots of these pyrotechnic displays is easy with the right tools and technique. Independence Day fireworks illuminate the Iwo Jima Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. Structures like this can give your photo scale and context. … Continue reading →

7 of the best things to do in Paris Layered with history, Paris exerts a magnetic pull on millions visitors each year. Yet the culture-crammed French capital is more than its monuments and museums. Home to an electrifying arts, fashion, and food … Continue reading →

6 of the best things to do in New York City New York City welcomes over 65 million travelers annually. But a visit to the Big Apple offers more than selfies in Times Square or a pretzel from a street cart. … Continue reading →

MEXICO CITY 8 of the best things to do Mexico City is not only the largest metropolis in North America but also a bustling megacity full of historic landmarks, natural wonders, and a world-class food destination. So, it’s not surprising that … Continue reading →

Homelessness is Falling in California for the First Time in Years. Here’s What Changed Cathy Fuller, 62, walks to her unit at Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village in North Hollywood on February 6, 2026. Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village is … Continue reading →

These 2026 summer star parties offer the best Milky Way views of the year As our galaxy enters its “core season,” national parks, state parks, and more are bringing out the big telescopes to open your eyes to the night … Continue reading →

CAVE PAINTING REMOVAL May 2008 Location: Leake street tunnel, London, England This mural was created at the occasion of the Cans Festival, a “street party of stencil art” organized and hosted by Banksy in May 2008. Cave Painting Removal portrays a man, most … Continue reading →

WARS – EASIER TO START, HARDER TO WIN Our defence editor assesses how wars have changed in recent years May 28th 2026 THE ECONOMIST It has never been a great time to be an infantryman. But today’s conditions are especially … Continue reading →

The Great Salt Lake is in crisis This year’s record low snowpack has revived concerns about the iconic lake’s rapid evaporation. The Great Salt Lake is getting smaller—and saltier. Experts fear this could threaten migratory bird habitat, disrupt a critical … Continue reading →

For many years, my plan to see Alaska from the water and the Aleutians was to use a kayak and Alaska Marine Highways (AMH). I have eventually dropped the idea of kayaking, but still want to take the ferry to … Continue reading →