Every weekday, weather permitting, Frantisek Hadrava throws on a white scarf and a leather helmet before he takes the scenic route to work. Instead of commuting by car, Hadrava has built himself a speedier option: an ultra lightweight plane called … Read More
Commuting can be the most peaceful or most chaotic part to a person’s day. Whether it is a serene train ride into a city, a hectic ride in the back of cab, or just sitting in traffic for hours, the … Read More
From the traditional laying of the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Monday at Arlington National Cemetery to tributes in Europe at cemeteries for those lost in World War II, Americans across the country and around the world payed … Read More
The massive fire that claimed 2,400 buildings in Fort McMurray, Canada continues to burn, but fortunately away from city limits. Local officials estimate that 85% to 90% of Fort McMurray was spared by the more than weeklong blaze. The heart … Read More
Rescuers and aid from all over the world are flooding into Ecuador as survivors start a second day in towns flattened by the quake, and the search for people trapped beneath the rubble continues. SEE ALSO: How you can help … Read More
Mananya Boonmi scrolls through the thousands of photos on her phone with the mile-wide smile of a proud mother. Every now and again she stops scrolling to show off a photo with one of her “children.” “This was when he … Read More
Spring has sprung at China’s Chaya Mountain as 10 different types of tulips bloom across a farm creating abstract formations reminiscent of a pointillist painting. The majority of floral farms in China, according to Daxue Consulting, are small and consist … Read More
This past weekend was the sixth annual DC Tattoo Expo which is held in the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, VA. The show welcomed thousands of guests, who weaved up and down the ballrooms aisles, some there to look and … Read More