The American landscape envies none. If you're looking for the kind of view that takes your breath away – without the crowds ...

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An 80-year-old man drove his Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan down Rome's iconic Spanish Steps, causing an unusual incident. Although sober, he was cited by police and firefighters later removed the car.

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Provence is a world-famous region that entices visitors with its idyllic countryside, historic towns, and charming villages ...

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The Empire State Building 's account is known for its satirical content and frequent appearances by celebrity visitors to New ...

There’s a very unique, often unsettling feeling that comes from waking up in the middle of the night with the […] ...

There is something about Greece that sets it apart from many other holiday destinations across the globe; its mythological ...

A tale of intrigue set in mid-19th century Edinburgh, The Death of Shame is full of horrors yet also rooted in convincing ...

They’ll pose for a group photo at the Women in Military Service for America monument, and eat lunch ... woman who played television’s most famous fictional Army nurse.

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