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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” — ...

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You might be surprised to learn which languages are the most spoken around the globe. What languages are most spoken around the world? Well, that can be a tricky question. While we have a pretty good ...

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These American cities promise a taste of Europe without crossing the pond. If you have your heart set on visiting Europe but can’t make it across the pond just yet, there are places in the United ...

Besides being filled with the youthful energy of students, these college towns are filled with restaurants, shops and cultural attractions worth a visit. College towns make great places to live.

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.