Cassidy Rush

From cherry blossoms in Kyoto to penguins in Cape Town, uncover the most beautiful cities in the world with our expert travel guide and insider advice.

Discover fall foliage destinations across the country, with tips on when to visit, what to expect, and how to make the most of your autumnal adventure.

Learn about volcanoes around the world, from Mount Fuji to Mount Etna, and discover their beauty, cultural significance, and how people thrive alongside them.

Looking for travel inspiration? Discover 15 of the most captivating tourist destinations, from the glaciers of Iceland to the temples of Kyoto.

Explore America's most significant urban centers in this comprehensive guide to major U.S. cities. From New York's financial power to Los Angeles' entertainment industry, discover what makes each city unique and important to American culture and economy.

Thinking about volunteering abroad? The Peace Corps may be right for you. But what is the Peace Corps, and what are the benefits of international service?

Moldova, a country in Eastern Europe, uses the Moldovan leu. Learn all about Moldova’s currency, from interesting facts to how to use it.

Learn about Polish Independence Day 2025. Discover the history, traditions, and what to expect on this important national holiday on November 11th.

Religion in Malaysia reflects its rich multicultural identity, blending Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and more. This guide explores the nation's religious diversity, benefits, and the harmony it fosters.

Millions worldwide start their day without phone alarms, using natural body clocks, environmental cues, and traditional methods. These communities offer valuable insights into alternative wake-up approaches that may improve sleep quality and reduce technology dependence.

What do Brits call biscuits? For Americans, they might expect soft, flaky bread. But in the UK, biscuits are sweet, crispy treats perfect for tea time. Learn more!

Find the 10 most popular Fourth of July dishes to share, perfect for newcomers unfamiliar with traditional American celebrations.