Fans who travel long distances for major events can be left stranded when counterfeit tickets fail at the gate. Consumer experts say your rights often depend on how you paid, who sold the ticket, and what protections apply in the host country.

Fresh analysis is renewing debate over the Copper Scroll, a unique Dead Sea Scroll that may record one of history’s largest missing treasure caches. More than 70 years after its discovery, no verified fortune linked to it has ever been found.

Edisto Beach remains one of South Carolina’s most unusual barrier islands, where roughly 1/2 the broader island area is protected from development. That balance has made the Lowcountry destination a rare example of coastal tourism built around conservation.

More U.S. travelers are shifting long-haul vacation plans from Europe to Japan in 2026 as airfare, exchange rates, crowding, and new flight options reshape travel demand. Industry data and airline schedules show Japan becoming a more accessible and often better-value choice for American tourists.

Dire predictions that AI would already be wiping out white-collar work have not fully materialized, and some prominent tech leaders are now softening their claims. Economists and labor experts say the bigger near-term story may be hype, uneven adoption, and tighter workplace surveillance.

Human remains discovered in Olympic National Park in 2000 have been identified through forensic genetic genealogy, bringing answers to a case that had gone unsolved for 25 years. Officials say the breakthrough highlights how newer DNA tools are helping close long-cold missing person investigations.