Movement among high earners often signals deeper shifts beneath the surface of a state’s economy. Some people leave for lower taxes, others for more space, milder weather, or a sense of predictability ... READ the POST
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11 “Border Oddities” Between the US and Canada You Can Visit
The border between the United States and Canada often looks calm on a map, just a straight line across lakes, forests, and small towns. Up close, it tells a stranger story, full of tiny parks, ... READ the POST

10 Cities With the Most Beautiful Abandoned Mansions You Can Tour
Abandoned mansions sit in a strange space between house and monument. Built for families, they now host tour groups, photographers, and caretakers trying to keep just enough structure standing. ... READ the POST

8 Strange Historical Coincidences That Still Baffle Experts Today
History usually gets told as a clean chain of causes and effects, but some stories keep wobbling outside that neat frame. Dates, names, and events line up in ways statisticians can explain, yet the ... READ the POST

10 Forgotten Tourist Traps That Were Built for Crowds That Never Arrived
Around the world, grand ambitions have produced enormous malls, new cities, airports, and theme-park towns designed to attract hordes of visitors. Yet, in many cases, the crowds never showed up. What ... READ the POST

15 U.S. Small Towns With Stunning Views and Miserable Traffic
Some of America’s most beautiful small towns hide a frustrating truth behind their postcard scenery: you often spend more time stuck in a car than enjoying the view. Narrow roads, single-access ... READ the POST
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