Stories about strangers walking into a house and somehow staying there sound like internet exaggeration. In reality, squatter and tenant laws in many states give anyone living in a property surprising ... READ the POST
Afghanistan in 2025 sits in a strange place in the global imagination. Official travel advisories from the United States, Australia, and others say the same blunt thing: do not go. Yet a small number ... READ the POST
When the Supreme Court ruled in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson that cities may enforce camping bans even when shelters are full, it shifted the ground under homelessness policy debates. Advocates ... READ the POST
For years, a Europe trip mostly meant grabbing a passport, booking a flight, and showing up at the border with a smile. That picture is changing. Governments are layering in new screening tools, ... READ the POST
New England still has pockets where days move at a slower beat than the highways suggest. Beyond famous resorts and busy ski towns, small villages and island communities hold on to working harbors, ... READ the POST
Midcentury road trips built a whole mythology around neon signs, bottomless coffee, and blue plate specials. Families piled into booths without thinking much about the kitchen on the other side of the ... READ the POST
