Qatar condemns two explosions near tourism ministry in Damascus

DOHA: The State of Qatar has condemned the two explosions that occurred near the Ministry of Tourism in the city of Damascus, capital of the sister Arab Republic of Syria, which resulted in injuries.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs renewed the State of Qatar's firm position of rejecting violence and terrorism regardless of the motives and reasons, and affirmed its full solidarity and support for Syria and its complete backing of all measures it...

How to survive a supervolcano eruption

The extreme investigators at How to Survive explore the catastrophic potential of massive volcanic eruptions and share critical strategies for remaining alive when the earth explodes.

Quick dal walnut dip for festive gatherings

A simple snack recipe combining lentils and walnuts into a flavorful dip. Perfect for parties, celebrations, or easy homemade appetizers. #IndianFood #SnackIdeas #FestiveRecipes

The European airports where Brits face queuing misery this summer

The airline said the digital border checks are causing queues and disruption at airports across Italy, Spain and France that are popular with Britons.

They broke into abandoned Six Flags – then saw something moving

They thought it would just be an abandoned park. Empty rides, broken buildings, nothing unusual. But the deeper they went, the more it felt like parts of the place had been left exactly as they were—like no one ever came back.

Geological formations whose appearance genuinely defies the geological processes that supposedly created them

Geological formations whose appearance genuinely defies the geological processes that supposedly created them

America had the perfect suburb - and then walked away from it

Long before car-dependent sprawl took over, parts of America built suburbs that were walkable, productive, and sustainable. These places still exist today—raising an uncomfortable question: why did the U.S. abandon a model that actually worked?

Discover the final words spoken by history’s most famous figures

Thomas Mulligan uncovers the poignant and profound parting messages delivered by some of the most influential individuals in human history.

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It seems you can't leave the house these days without money evaporating into thin air. Was it always the case? No, you're not imagining it—the cost of some things really has shot through the roof. In case you don't remember, or weren't around, we've compiled a list of events and items that were reasonably affordable in the past, but are now really expensive. Curious? Click on to discover what they are!

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We rank the absolute best ways to eat peanut butter

Raphael Gomes explores and ranks the absolute best ways to eat peanut butter to determine which methods are superior.

Unexpected dog encounter on my ride

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A guide to the most shocking deaths in human history

The extreme investigators at How to Survive analyze the most horrific ways people have perished throughout the ages to uncover what these grim fates reveal about the limits of human endurance.

Watch US Air Force paratroopers jump from 13,000+ feet - 120+ mph freefall

U.S. Air Force skydiving operations pushed human fear and adrenaline to the absolute limit as military jumpers leapt from aircraft at more than 13,000 feet before plunging toward Earth at speeds exceeding 120 MPH. The brutal freefall exposed paratroopers to violent wind pressure, sensory overload and pure survival instinct while every second in the sky demanded absolute focus and control. One mistake during descent could instantly turn the jump into catastrophe as military skydivers hurtled through open air carrying heavy equipment and combat gear

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Why are Australian lakes pink?

Australia is a country known for its natural wonders, but there are few more unique than the pink lakes. A pink lake is a rare find anywhere in the world, and Australia's are some of the most beautiful. This natural phenomenon is caused by a combination of the perfect conditions: high temperatures, low rainfall, salt, and specific algae and bacteria that produce beta-carotene. When all of these factors come together at the right moment, you have a pink lake. The stunning hues can come and go depending on the time of year, or disappear forever if environmental factors change. Click through the gallery to learn more about these incredible treasures and enjoy some of the most spectacular photos ever taken.

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This wasn’t about flavor anymore - The truth behind NYC’s most expensive Chinese meal

A food journey through New York City compares a $5 Chinatown rice roll, a fiery Sichuan dish, and a nearly $4,800 luxury Chinese banquet - only to reveal that the best value might be the cheapest bite.

A day at Geneva Airport and a flight to Mont Blanc

I spent a day behind the scenes on the ramp at Geneva Airport. Sitting inside the push-back tug pushing a 360 Ton Emirates B777-300/ER. Could this be the best airport job?

Discover the secret designs behind the internet’s most bizarre paper airplanes

We explore the intricate engineering and unique folding techniques used to create the most unconventional paper airplanes found online.

Authentic Georgian food in NYC

Discover Georgian cuisine in New York City featuring traditional dishes and unique flavors. The video explores a different culinary culture. #GeorgianFood #NYCFood #FoodTravel

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This estate was designed to feel timeless from day one

Inspired by a classic French château, this brand-new South Florida estate blends timeless European architecture with modern luxury. Set on more than 37,000 square feet of land, it delivers resort-style living in one of Miami's most prestigious neighborhoods.

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Gotta get stoned before I go to... church?

How a record-breaking speed reader finishes entire pages every second

Thomas Mulligan investigates the extraordinary techniques and mental discipline used by elite speed readers to process vast amounts of text with incredible velocity.

This bill for my Rolls-Royce from Mansory shocked everyone

After weeks of rebuilding and refining the luxury sedan, the project is finally nearing the finish line. The team returns from a road trip to tackle the last remaining issues, complete several cosmetic upgrades, and reveal what it really cost to finish the custom wheels and final details. Alongside progress on other workshop projects, the Rolls-Royce receives the finishing touches needed to complete the transformation. What looked like a finished build still had a few expensive surprises waiting - but the end result makes the entire journey worthwhile.

Here's why the elves have had enough of Santa!

This Barcelona apartment proves modern comfort doesn’t require new walls

This 60sqm Barcelona apartment was restored by its architect owner with a focus on revealing, not concealing, its 19th-century structure. By stripping back wall and ceiling coverings, exposed brickwork and a vaulted ceiling were brought back into view. Original mosaic tiles were restored or carefully recreated. Modern storage is hidden within seamless white cabinetry, allowing heritage features to remain the focus. The result balances modern comfort with architectural honesty.

He declared his own country inside the US - nobody stopped him

A man quietly declared his own country inside the United States. He raised a flag, created laws, printed currency, and named himself president. Instead of being shut down, the micronation was largely ignored. By staying just inside legal gray zones, it continued to exist for decades. The story exposed how much of authority depends on perception rather than force.

The most economical first-class I’ve ever seen

In this video, we share our experiences on a recent cruise that was inspired by our travel influences. The content includes a detailed account of my first-class travel experience, economical flight options, and insights into Japan’s subway etiquette.

The worst train accidents in history

Since the mid-19th century, history has recorded some terrible train crashes. Whether due to brake failures, derailments, accidental fires, or human error, a rail wreck is a traumatic and very often fatal event. Fortunately, accidents are rare occurrences given the advancements in railway safety technology. But they can—and do—still happen. Click through and be reminded of dramatic train crashes through the ages.

The history and lessons behind the SeaWorld orca accident

The extreme investigators at How to Survive dive deep into the harrowing events surrounding the Sea World tragedy to uncover what went wrong and share vital lessons on remaining safe around apex predators.

Watch what happens when 40 wild cats compete for the top spot

Discover the ultimate showdown to determine the greatest cat on Earth as 40 incredible wild feline species compete across 20 different categories, including strength, speed, intelligence, hunting ability, agility, endurance, climbing, swimming, stealth, senses, adaptability, and survival skills. From iconic predators like lions, tigers, jaguars, and leopards to lesser-known wild cats with extraordinary abilities, every contender is carefully evaluated using real facts and fascinating comparisons. Watch as the competition narrows to the very best and find out which remarkable feline earns the title of the world's greatest cat in this thrilling wildlife finale packed with surprising insights, epic matchups, and amazing animal facts.

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The untold secrets of Washington DC's monuments

In the heart of America's capital, a bike tour reveals unexpected truths about Washington DC's iconic monuments. Journey through history while uncovering the hidden experiences tourists often overlook. With rigorous reviews and candid insights, this exploration highlights the striking contrasts between expectation and reality in the tourist experience. Discover why some attractions are legendary, while others may not live up to their hype. This adventure invites viewers to rethink their understanding of one of the country's most visited cities.

Prehistoric discovery in Oregon mountains older than Egypt's Great Pyramid rewrites human history

Artifacts found in the Oregon mountains challenge a long-held belief of human history. The discovery is also four times older than Egypt's Great Pyramid.

Former Athens Olympic hall gutted by fire

Asharq Al Awsat Fire has severely damaged a badminton hall built for the Athens 2004 Olympics, causing the roof to cave in.The fire department said it sent nearly 40 firefighters and 13 vehicles to contain the fire, which started late Sunday, inside the hall, which had not been used for several years.It took until early Monday to control the flames, AFP quoted the department as saying.There were no injuries reported. The badminton hall is...

Watch what happens when you run into the most dangerous carnivores in the world

Churchill, Manitoba is known as the polar bear capital of the world, and this video follows a journey into the town as the bears gather near Hudson Bay before the ice freezes. The story shows the strange balance between tourism, wildlife protection, and daily safety in a place where polar bears can appear close to roads, beaches, and town edges. Guides carry deterrents, permitted vehicles enter protected areas, and problem bears may be held until the bay freezes enough for them to return to the ice. The mystery comes from the timing of the migration, when the bears are waiting on land before they can hunt seals again. The video becomes especially compelling because it captures both the danger of close encounters and the rare sight of a mother polar bear with three cubs.

A Disney horror movie starring... Goofy?

He was fooling around on the edge - then his hand suddenly slipped

Lofoten might be the most beautiful place on Earth - a remote chain of islands above the Arctic Circle known for dramatic mountains, crystal-clear water, Viking history, and world-class bouldering. During a surprise birthday trip with my girlfriend, we explored some of Lofoten's most iconic boulders, including the legendary Kingfisher (7A), while local climbers shared stories, beta, and a glimpse into Norway's unique climbing culture. From first outdoor bouldering attempts to classic hard problems on perfect granite, this was an unforgettable adventure in one of the world's most stunning climbing destinations.

They call Tijuana Mexico’s taco capital - after one day, I understood why

Just across the border from California, Tijuana has become one of the most exciting food destinations in Mexico. From smoky carne asada and crispy birria tacos to spicy shrimp, octopus, marlin, and fire-grilled ribs, every stop revealed a completely different style of taco. The journey even included a visit to the restaurant where the world-famous Caesar salad was invented nearly a century ago. Along busy streets, crowded taquerias, and hidden local favorites, skilled cooks prepared some of the most unforgettable meals in the country. This is a taco-filled adventure through Tijuana and the flavors that make it one of Mexico’s greatest street food cities.

Things America does better than Europe

America: the land of the free and the home of the brave. While Europe has a lot of great things going for it, there are other areas where America takes the cake. It's not until traveling or living in Europe that Americans begin to realize how many everyday cultural and societal norms that are part of their lives are completely different abroad... Some for the worse, others for the better. Curious? Click on to learn the things America does better than Europe.

A 19th-century steak method recreated using historical ingredients and techniques

The video recreates a steak based on a 19th century preparation style using traditional methods Cooking focuses on butter seasoning and controlled heat to develop flavor and texture Ingredients are handled simply with an emphasis on richness rather than complexity The method reflects how steak was prepared historically before modern cooking variations The sequence shows how older techniques influence the final result in both taste and structure

The global TikTok ban: How it would reshape the internet

The curious minds at What If explore what would happen if TikTok was banned.