A new online platform called wplace invites users to “paint the world” on a massive digital canvas. This ever-evolving map allows people to create art using a limited number of pixels over time.

While tracing its exact origins may be difficult, wrestling is widely recognized as the oldest sport in the world, having ...

The UAE, for instance, only allows a handful of natural exports from Nigeria. Charcoal is one of them, yet due to weak ...

As the sun sets, Bruges awakens in a glow of golden lights and quiet romance. Canal reflections, hushed squares, and fairy-lit rooftops make nighttime the most enchanting way to experience this ...

Google Maps on Wear OS has been a useful application. It offers step-by-step directions right on your wrist, providing Google ...

For those who appreciate variety, Donna’s offers seasonal specialties that showcase the flavors of Ohio’s changing seasons. In autumn, you might find apple cider donuts that capture the essence of a ...

Savona Restaurant The structure has witnessed decades of change in the Philadelphia suburbs, standing as a testament to permanence in an ever-evolving landscape. Today, it provides the perfect ...

The Mercator world map, long a fixture in classrooms globally, makes the European Union appear almost as large as Africa. In ...

From on-set waste diversion to clean power solutions, Film Commissioner Justin Cutler discusses how the province is building ...

Some buildings look like they’re hiding faces, some bridges could pass for food, and sometimes a city corner feels like it belongs in a cartoon. Illustrator Robin Yayla takes these playful thoughts ...

In "27 Schoolteachers and a Volcano," Pat Perry connects the hyperlocal of a small Wisconsin city and the universal.