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Somewhere in your town — possibly on your street, possibly under your own roof — there's a good chance a house arrived by train. Not the lumber for a…
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The Arctic Town Where No One Has Been Buried in 70 Years — and What “It’s Illegal to Die” Gets Wrong
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Halfway between the top of Norway and the North Pole, on an archipelago where glaciers outnumber people's hometowns, sits a line of brightly painted houses that holds more world…
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Cities have burned, flooded, and rebuilt. Cities have been abandoned. But only one city on Earth is currently picking itself up — cathedral, clock tower, hotels, and thousands of…
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Every city keeps a story that outsiders refuse to believe until they look it up. Boston's is the one about the molasses.
It goes like this: on an unseasonably…
Ask Americans which country drinks the most coffee and the confident answers come fast — Italy, obviously, or America itself, land of the venti. Both wrong, and not close. The…
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There are roadside attractions, and then there is the moment on Arizona's Route 95 when an actual piece of nineteenth-century London — five granite arches that once watched Victoria's…