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Wild Stories From When Milan Was Italy’s Capital of Crime
Jailbreaks, court shootouts and bribing a prime minister with a lion cub – it all happened in Milan in the 70s and 80s.
I Went to a French Château to Learn How Kings Ate Through the Ages
Apparently, aristocrats did not eat any vegetables.
She Fell in Love with a Colleague. Their Boss Was a Cult Leader.
Elsje and Jeppe met at a rehab clinic, but what she didn't know was that his life was totally controlled by a charismatic founder of a kung fu sect.
The Ukrainian Tattoo Artist Sending Donations to the Frontlines of War
Unable to enlist in her native country, 22-year-old Polina Frank spends most of her income on tactical equipment to send to the front.
Intimate Photos that Celebrate the Mother-Daughter Relationship
In Lucia Jost's photography, women are depicted as individuals caught in the liminal space between friendship and family.
Photos of Rome's Hidden Side Along the Tiber River
Away from the holiday crowds and tourist sights, many of Rome's residents struggle to fit in their city.
Monkeypox Conspiracy Theorists Are Already Blaming Bill Gates and the Democrats
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed the coverage of the outbreak is being overblown in order to scare people into buying “Bill Gates pillows.”
Cappuccino: The Iconic Italian Coffee That Isn’t Actually Italian
Two Italian coffee maestros walked us through the real history of cappuccino – and why latte art is just wrong.
Why Do We Feel Sadness More Strongly Than Joy?
Everyone experiences life differently, but if negativity just sticks with you more, you're not alone.
Revealed: CIA-Trained Militia Used US-Made Weapons in Deadly Attack
Weapons were directly supplied to the Puntland Security Force in Somalia but after the US withdrew, the group split and fought internally over control of the US-supplied assets.
I Indulged in Nostalgic Lockdown Activities and Rated Them
Zoom drinks, baking bread, "Tiger King" – sometimes it all feels oddly nostalgic. But are they still fun now that we can go out again?
Haunting Photos of Al Madam, a Ghost Town Reclaimed by the Desert
No one knows exactly why people left Al Madam Some even say evil spirits might be at play.