“Ladies and gentlemen, you might all want to look to the left because we often see dolphins from the train,” a voice says over a slightly crackling public address system. “Why don’t you all come and tell me the cafe car is open now, how many of you have found?” As fine advertising goes, it’s … Read more
With food systems under pressure, could seaweed – easy to cultivate and rich in nutrients – be part of the solution? Author Rory Buchery heads to Sweden to join diver, chef and seaweed safari guide Carolina Martinsson for an algae-based cooking class. A steep, slippery path through shallow water marks the entrance to the Sea … Read more
As the federal government reopens, a new survey shows most Americans oppose NPS staff cuts, the removal of signs and placards inside parks and a proposed $1 billion budget cut to the NPS. NPS sites like the Grand Canyon have experienced staff reductions (Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images) Updated November 14, 2025 10:54AM A new poll … Read more
Last year, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio aka Bad Bunny ‘King of Latin Trap’, returned to Puerto Rico for a historic, record-breaking residency titled ‘No mi queiro ir de acqui’ (I don’t want to leave here). Spanning more than 30 shows at San Juan’s Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, the residency attracted 600,000 fans and generated approx. … Read more
I consider how much Rajasthani design and architecture is a product of skilled, but undervalued, labor. Historically, both the Mughal and Rajput kingdoms were characterized by unparalleled imperial luxury and fine craftsmanship. They can only be supported by a staggering and rigid resource gap. The factory men are highly talented, building on hundreds of years … Read more