In the shadow of Mount St. Helens, nestled in the tiny town of Cook, Washington, sits a crimson-colored treasure trove that would make Indiana Jones hang up his hat and settle down.

Americans once associated spheres of influence with a cynical, volatile European past. Now Washington is resurrecting them.

Liliana Stipanić briefly thinks about how to answer the question: Why should you visit Opatija? Then it flows out of her: "It ...

From Hungarian board games to modern digital worlds, strategy plays a key role in how games are designed and enjoyed: ...

The Museum of Eastern Bohemia in the Czech Republic has announced the discovery of a vast hoard of gold coins. Its story ...

A pair of hikers in Czechia hit the jackpot after stumbling upon a cache of gold coins and jewels worth over $300,000 — which ...

Meanwhile, the can’s contents featured 598 gold coins divided into 11 columns separately wrapped in black cloth. According to ...

Vienna is Wagner’s city—his visionary structures dot the streets like clues to a future that never quite arrived. Visit his ...

Then he wrote a version of his life’s story, The Boy Who Didn’t Want to Die (Scholastic), aimed at younger readers. It ...

With Trump on the rampage, Alex Soros takes control of his father’s empire. What will he do with his influence?

In Hajdúdorog, young men with swords keep a rare Easter vigil, reviving a centuries-old church tradition that blends biblical ...