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The Puerto Rican military outpost founded in 1521 is not only the oldest city in the U.S., but it's vibrant with color, shopping, sights and nearby beaches.

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Refugees Support Chicago was founded to provide household items and education on creating a life in the U.S. Debra Michaud ...

It’s part of an ongoing trend of old games that only ever came to the platform in CD-ROM format getting the digital download treatment for modern gaming rigs, and storefront GOG is asking fans ...

Traveling along the Tea Horse Road unlocks a land of teahouses, centuries-old monasteries, and epic valley views.

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A four-month-old living outside of a police station ... just in case ice agents are around. The storefront takes in community donations including baby clothes, winter coats, kitchen goods ...

The U.S. was once the world’s most geographically mobile society. Now we’re stuck in place—and that’s a very big problem.

In 1964, the Rolling Stones took a break from their first American tour to record several songs at Chess Records at 2120 S.