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TIME’s top 30 covers over the years

Since 1923, TIME magazine has been one of the most iconic news publications in the world. Its covers have highlighted some of the most newsworthy moments over the past the past century. Let’s examine the most powerful images captured by TIME’s cover art.


'Hydrating' beauty product 'nourishes' skin and reduces puffiness after flying

Beauty fans get ready to add this product to your wish list for the next time you go abroad.


July 4th travel rush is expected to be the busiest in history

CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on news from the July 4 travel rush.


Why did he make this mysterious trip to Russia?

While Western artists have avoided traveling to Russia as much as possible since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Kanye West aka Ye, known for his repeated escapades in the United States, did not hesitate to fly to Moscow last weekend. The Tass news agency quoted Russian producer Iana Roudkovskaya as saying, "Kanye West is in Moscow! It is great news, he is in the heart of the capital," she enthused. A video was also posted on Telegram...


How a 100-year-old photograph exposed the theft of ancient Egyptian child's coffin

While looking at the provenance documents for the 3,000-year-old Egyptian child’s coffin in their collection, staff at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston began to realise things did not quite add up. The paperwork contained a letter from a Swedish artist, who went into great detail about how he had excavated it in 1937, combined with apparent confir...


America's favorite summer pastime is dying

Pools across the country have been closed for years. Lifeguards are becoming an endangered species.


Rugby-Scotland excited by prospect of new-look touring squad

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Scotland coach Gregor Townsend said he was excited by the prospects of his new-look squad who start a month-long tour of the Americas with a test against Canada in Ottawa on Saturday. Earlier on Wednesday, Townsend named five uncapped players in the starting line-up to take on Canada and a further five among the replacements. “It's rare, I suppose, in our international


The most dangerous (and the safest) countries for female travelers

In an attempt to determine which countries are the most dangerous for female travelers, husband and wife journalists Asher and Lyric Fergusson studied and ranked the 50 most popular countries amongst tourists. The data was compiled using sources ranging from the 2018 Gallup World Poll to Equal Measures 2030's Gender Advocates Data Hub. The Fergusson's Women’s Danger Index ranked each country based on eight factors: street safety for women, intentional homicide of women, non-partner sexual violence, intimate partner sexual violence, legal discrimination, global gender gap, gender inequality index, and violence against women attitudes. Using these metrics, their list of the 20 most dangerous countries for women emerges. Intrigued? Take a look at their findings by clicking through the following gallery.


Assam RS MP calls for recognition of Majuli as a premier wedding destination

While international destinations are in high demand for weddings, the UNESCO heritage site remains unknown to 90 per cent of the population, laments Sudha Murty.


Dubai Chambers partners with Aramex to enhance services offered to business community

DUBAI, 3rd July, 2024 (WAM) -- Dubai Chambers has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Aramex to enhance the services available to the business community and supporting companies in their professional activities and operations.Under the terms of the MoU, Aramex will provide special packages for companies that are members of Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers. The packages will...


What Causes Glaucoma?

Medically reviewed by Andrew Greenberg, MD Medically reviewed by Andrew Greenberg, MD Glaucoma refers to a group of eye conditions that can gradually make you lose some or all of your eyesight. Glaucoma develops due to damage to your optic nerve, a place in the back of the eye responsible for carrying signals between your eye and brain. The way the...


Aaron Rodgers’ reason for missing minicamp finally revealed: A trip to Egypt

The Aaron Rodgers saga continues


Inside Camp Kerala - Glastonbury's ‘eye-wateringly expensive’ influencer hotspot

From concierge and champagne to breakfast in bed, Glastonbury's Camp Kerala offers a luxury alternative to camping for those accustomed to partying in style


12 incredible new hotels coming to Ras Al Khaimah

From brands like Ushuaia, Wynn, W, and Nobu… Ras Al Khaimah’s beautiful beaches, rolling desert and craggy mountains have become the backdrop for a slew of adventurous activities. But this underrated emirate is also upping the ante when it comes to its hotel scene, with a string of high-profile names making roots in Ras Al […]


Can you name the world's most unusual flags?

These are the world's most unusual flags – and the strange stories that reveal why they're quite so unusual.


10 Red Flags You're Dating a Gaslighter

Wondering if you're dating a gaslighter? These are the subtle signs of manipulation that you need to know to protect yourself.


Southwest Airlines adopts 'poison pill' to fend off activist Elliott Management

Southwest adopted a shareholder rights plan to fend off an effort from activist Elliott Management to oust CEO Bob Jordan and Chairman Gary Kelly.


40 Things That Didn't Exist 40 Years Ago

The world really was a different place back then.


"Had to Go See These Pyramids": Aaron Rodgers' Slammed for Prioritizing Conspiratorial Beliefs, by Nick Wright, While NY Jets' Conduct Called Unserious

Aaron Rodgers' return has caused a mass hysteria. The post "Had to Go See These Pyramids": Aaron Rodgers' Slammed for Prioritizing Conspiratorial Beliefs, by Nick Wright, While NY Jets' Conduct Called Unserious appeared first on EssentiallySports.


Tom Cruise: His Career Through The Years

A legendary action film star! We constantly try to imagine what modern-day action flicks would be without Tom Cruise, but in the end, it's almost impossible!Tom Cruise: His Career Through The YearsIn order to understand Mr. Cruise's rise to fame, let's take a look at some of the highlights he has had over his long career. We hope you enjoy!


World’s oldest picture story dating back 51,000 years found in Indonesian cave

A cave painting of human figures and a wild pig dating back 51,000 years is believed to be the oldest evidence of human storytelling. The image discovered in a limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is thought to be the oldest human artwork in the world. While Neanderthals are known to have made their own cave art, which predates that ...


These beautiful Tolkien-illustrated Lord of the Rings books are half off for Prime Day

Save big on the best versions of The Hobbit and The Silmarillion, too


Fly under Dhs500: The cheapest flights you can take in July and August

It’s never too early for travel inspiration… Holiday season is a state of mind and has nothing to do with whether we actually have holidays or not. Which is why every time is the right time for travel inspiration. If you’re looking to grab a flight and jet away to picturesque locations very soon, this […]


Spectacular tourist sights REMOVED from our travel checklists

Take a tour of the spectacular tourist sights and landmarks from around the world that tragically closed recently. From the Museum of London to Hawaii's Haiku Stairs, you'll need to remove these sites from your travel checklist...


John Smoltz shares scary story about getting drilled in the face with a golf ball

John Smoltz had a scary moment on the golf course recently, one that involved getting hit in the face with a golf ball. On a conference call Tuesday for the American Century Championship, the annual celebrity golf bash at Lake Tahoe, the MLB Hall of Famer talked about…


Wield Spinning Blades Of Glory With Shadow Of The Erdtree's Curseblade’s Cirque

The Curseblade’s Cirque is a Backhand Blade that can only be obtained in Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. It’s one of the most visually distinct weapons in the DLC, and its unique Ash of War can be as thrilling to use as it is effective against your foes. If you’re going all-in on Dexterity, this is a worthwhile weapon to consider adding to your loadout.


Kayak CEO Steve Hafner on summer travel trends

Kayak CEO Steve Hafner joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the consumer appetite for more travel, what's happening in the hotel and lodging universe, and what the decrease in airfare is attributable to.


The Best Wellness Retreats To Kick Off Your New Year

Whether you want to be out in nature, get a good workout or just feel restored, we have something great for you.


Seven places to travel to in August 2024, from India's Valley of Flowers to South Africa

August is one of the hottest months of the year in Northern Hemisphere destinations and with increasing heatwaves in recent years it can be stifling. It can be busy, too, as travellers take their last chance to enjoy a summer trip. But it is not all bad news. Several destinations around the world come into their own in August, offering unique festi...


'Cutest place ever': Tourists are bowled over by this fairytale village in Croatia, where guests sleep in tiny homes shaped like a castle, a mushroom and a pumpkin

The three Airbnb properties, listed by hosts Helena and Florijan, are located in the Krka Fairytale Village next to the Krka National Park.


Want to buy a Far West village? 'Western Leone' is on sale


Wayfair’s Fourth of July Sale Is Here, and We Found Resort-inspired Outdoor Furniture Up to 72% Off

Including luxe lounge chairs, outdoor lights, and more.


My family went to Rome during the peak summer season. Our trip would've been better if we knew these 5 things before we left.

Rome is crowded, hot, and expensive during its summer high season. If you're going anyway, follow these travel tips about insurance and tour times.


Spain and Italy warning as paralysing deadly virus detected in popular holiday hotspots

Cases of a deadly virus have been found in two tourist hotspots loved by Britons in Spain and Italy.


Incredible images showcase the history of train travel

Discover how rail travel became the transport stalwart it is today with this photographic history of train travel over the decades, from vintage railroad cars to the groundbreaking trains and advancements of modern carriages...


Polygon’s staff-approved collection of bathroom accessories to power up your shower

Level up your self-care routine with our favorite bathroom accessories


Get to Know 13 of Team USA’s Biggest Stars Ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics

From past record-breakers to emerging gold medal hopefuls, Team USA will boast plenty of star power in Paris.


One of the world's top airlines is ending its cabin services early to safeguard against rising turbulence

Korean Air said it would finish cabin service 20 minutes earlier so it ends before the descent, due to concerns over increased turbulence.


Hurricane Beryl Forces Airport Closures, Travel Advisories Across the Caribbean — What to Know

The massive storm became the earliest to reach Category 5 status.


Chicago’s Best Hotel Is Home to Incredible Art, a Beautiful Terrace Restaurant, and a Pool Overlooking the City — Read Our Review

Top-notch service, amenities, and beautiful rooms set The Peninsula Chicago apart.


Banksy slams Home Secretary’s criticism of his Glastonbury small boats artwork

Banksy slams Home Secretary’s criticism of his Glastonbury small boats artwork - An inflatable boat filled with migrant dummies in orange life jackets was hoisted above the crowd at the Other Stage on Friday night.


This weather phenomenon may explain UAE and Middle East's extreme flooding

A weather phenomenon which can cause catastrophic loss of life and extreme flooding was a major factor behind the severe damage done to the Middle East last year, according to scientists in Abu Dhabi. The researchers from Khalifa University said that the phenomenon, known as atmospheric river rapids, could have created the floods that brought much ...


What you should spend Tomestones of Poetics on in FFXIV

Did you cap out your Poetics? Here are some places to dump them


Unearthing Balua: Journey through Jordan’s ancient Moabite, Ammonite heritage

AMMAN — The site of Khirbet Al Balua is situated on the northern edge of the central Moabite Plateau/ Karak Plateau at the mouth of Wadi Al Balua which eventually empties into Wadi Mujib.“The site covers an area of about 16 hectares making Balua one of the largest sites in the Karak region. The main features and visible remains of the site can be dated to the Iron Age [main and eastern parts of the site], Roman [north-western part of the site]...


Top US cities could be 'inundated' by floods of raw SEWAGE

Researchers revealed that New York City and Boston were likely to be 'inundated' with floods of untreated sewage as climate change causes precipitation increases and rising sea levels.


Manipur Floods: Heavy Rain Wreak Havoc In Five Valley Districts, Relief Ops Underway

Incessant rainfall since Monday caused flooding at many places in Manipur's five valley districts, including Imphal West and Imphal East, as two major rivers breached their embankments, officials said on Wednesday. The flood waters inundated low-lying areas and human habitations and entered a large number of houses, and government and private offices, forcing the state government to declare a holiday for all government offices on Wednesday,...


Abu Dhabi airports recorded 22.4 million travellers in 2023: SCAD

ABU DHABI, 3rd July, 2024 (WAM) -- The number of travellers passing through Abu Dhabi's airports reached around 22.4 million in 2023.Data released today by Abu Dhabi Airports in the Key Transport Statistics 2023 report by the Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi (SCAD), revealed that the number of annual arrivals through the emirate's airports reached over 11.1 million, while the number of departures stood at 11.3 million.According to the report, the...


A complete guide to the restaurants at Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina

Find the best of local eateries, cafes, bistros, go-to lunch spots, and family-friendly establishments… At Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina, you can catch glimpses of some of the world’s top luxury yachts as you wander the scenic waterfront, lined with charming cafes and international restaurants. Here’s where to eat at the Jeddah Yacht Club & […]


The world's biggest tourist attractions in winter and summer

Travel is a year-round option, and just because cold weather has arrived doesn't mean the vacation is hold. In fact, winter can transform a destination. A blanket of snow, for example, adds a magical veneer to any visitor attraction, lending it seasonal sparkle and extra "must-see" appeal. But are you a winter wanderer, or do you prefer a sojourn in the summer? To help make up your mind, here are some of the most celebrated tourist sites listed in their summer and winter coats. Browse the gallery and decide what time of year you want to travel.


Where to see the best fireworks displays on July 4

As Independence Day quickly approaches, here are the best places to watch major fireworks displays across the country.