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Great-grandfather killed at national park after a rock crashed through the roof of Jeep

The man, who loved the outdoors and camping, died with a smile on his face, his wife of half a century said

The Independent UK · Aug 15

In 1973, a Wisconsin teenager moved to Alaska; 12 years later, she drove into a storm her rivals avoided and became the first woman to win the Iditarod

In 1985, Libby Riddles etched her name in history as the first female champion of the Iditarod. During the race, she made a pivotal choice to push through an intense storm, propelling her ahead of competitors who chose to take shelter. Battling against harsh conditions and physical exhaustion, Riddles showcased…

The Times of India · Aug 15

Ontario free to axe Toronto bike lanes, region’s top court rules

Win is significant for region’s premier, Doug Ford, who blames protected zones for city’s traffic ills

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14

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How the drive-thru became one of America’s most iconic inventions

These major cultural phenomena first converged in the early 20th century through the emergence of drive-in eateries

The Independent UK · Aug 14

Six Flags rollercoaster has been closed for more than a month after an unconscious rider was found on ride

This is not the first time the famous Six Flags Magic Mountain coaster has faced scrutiny

The Independent UK · Aug 13

North America’s longest cable-stayed bridge is now open with a massive 853-metre crossing linking US and Canada

The Gordie Howe International Bridge has opened between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, creating a new six-lane crossing over the Detroit River and a new link between Canada and the United States. Its 853-metre main span is the longest of any cable-stayed bridge in North America, while the full crossing…

The Times of India · Aug 13

The warming climate is forcing marathons to consider changes to keep runners cool

Marathon organizers are adjusting to warmer race conditions caused by climate change

The Independent UK · Aug 13

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Raleigh's collapse proves that even iconic brands can't rely on nostalgia alone

Our collective memories aren't enough.

Creative Bloq · Aug 13

‘Nostalgia does not pay wages’ – true, but are we really ready to say goodbye to Raleigh?

We sit back in the banana seat saddle, stick a card in the spokes and pedal back through the decades to revisit the British brand’s most iconic bikes

Cycling Weekly · Aug 13

In 1901, two young Oregon photographers documented nine offshore rocks: Their campaign helped Theodore Roosevelt create the West’s first national wildlife refuge

In 1901, photographers Finley and Bohlman captured striking images of wildlife exploitation at Three Arch Rocks, which compelled President Theodore Roosevelt to create the refuge. This area marked the first National Wildlife Refuge west of the Mississippi River, now home to Oregon's largest seabird colony and a pivotal sea lion…

The Times of India · Aug 11

Nevada authorities investigate dozens of mysterious tree poisonings in Lake Tahoe

Incidents of damaged trees at Burnt Cedar beach have been reported since 2022 and seem to be linked, officials say

The Guardian - US · Aug 10

I Spoke With An Imagineer About The Challenge With Changing Iconic Attractions (Like Rock 'N' Rollercoaster)

Change is inevitable in Disney Parks, but it's also a tight rope to walk.

Cinemablend · Aug 8

Beyond 1776: Four Alternate Road Trips to Celebrate 'America 250' With the Family

Skip the crowded cobblestones of the 13 Colonies. These four regional routes prove America’s history is best learned on the open road.

Kiplinger · Aug 8

Vermont's logo looks like it was made in five seconds... so why do I love it?

It's anything but bland, and that needs to be celebrated.

Creative Bloq · Aug 8

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Cycling News · Aug 7

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RideApart · Aug 7

Royal Enfield's One Ride 2026 Is Coming. Here's What You Need To Know

Going for a day-long ride is cool, but what if you did it with an entire globe of friends who all love motorcycles as much as you do?

Cycling Weekly · Aug 7

'You don’t often see someone biking around with a football' – Meet the endurance cyclist attempting a 10,000-mile all-American odyssey

Double world record–holder Bond Almand is riding between every NFL stadium before the new season kicks off… carrying a ball

The National (Scotland) · Aug 6

What happened when I tried to ride every bus in Glasgow in one day

Adham Fisher is a campaigner who travels to towns and cities to see how easy it is to ride all the bus routes there. This week, he was in Glasgow

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The Times of India · Aug 6

Oregon and Utah have built more than 130 wildlife crossings that could prevent deadly crashes and save both animals and human lives

Wildlife crossings are increasingly becoming one of the most effective ways to protect both motorists and animals on busy highways, and Oregon and Utah are among the US states leading the effort. Together, the two states have more than 130 wildlife crossings, including overpasses, underpasses and culverts that allow animals…

The Times of India · Aug 6

In 1948, a journalist turned a forgotten 2-feet roadside hole into the world's smallest park and it still holds a Guinness World Record

Mill Ends Park in Portland holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest park. A newspaper columnist transformed an unused hole into this unique local landmark. This tiny park became an extension of his column, featuring leprechaun folklore. Annual traditions and curious additions continue to keep Mill Ends Park alive.…

Cinemablend · Aug 5

53% Of Drinks Just Saw Similar Price Increase At Disneyland, And My Favorite Was Affected

Another day, another dollar+ hike on many theme park items.

The Times of India · Aug 5

Hawaii has remained snake-free for millions of years, and the reason lies in how the islands were born

Hawaii's unique volcanic history and geographic isolation effectively kept snakes from establishing themselves on the islands. This absence allowed native wildlife to flourish without the fear of snake predators. Unfortunately, accidental snake introductions, as evidenced by Guam's experiences, can wreak havoc. To combat this risk, Hawaii enforces strict regulations and…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 5

Should Scotland turn to this unlikely South American city for its cycling future?

"Cycling is an issue of mobility, an issue of equality, and only third and last it became an environmental issue", Enrique Penalosa, the…

The Times of India · Aug 4

In 1783, a flawed map helped leave part of Minnesota cut off by Canada; today, Northwest Angle residents often drive through Canada to reach the rest of the state

An 18th-century cartographic error created the Northwest Angle in Minnesota. This geographical anomaly requires travel through Canada to reach the mainland. Negotiators of the 1783 Treaty of Paris relied on inaccurate maps of the region. Later agreements preserved this unusual border, creating a practical exclave. Today, residents and tourists navigate…

The Times of India · Aug 4

California has an off-grid settlement with no local municipal government or running water, built on the slabs of an abandoned 1940s Marine base

Slab City exists on concrete foundations of a former Marine Corps training base. This off-grid community lacks basic services like running water and electricity. Residents improvise with solar panels and hauled water for daily needs. The settlement attracts diverse individuals seeking an alternative lifestyle. Slab City challenges conventional ideas about…

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