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The world's population is expected to continue growing until around 2080, yet not every country's population will increase. Can you guess which nations are projected to have the biggest populations in 2020?
Eden Gordon|
See which states have the most—and fewest—job listings offering six-figure salaries, according to an analysis of millions of U.S. job postings.
Jenny Cohen|
Test your geography knowledge against an average 13-year-old's with this geography quiz, fit for tweens and people of all ages looking to brush up on their geography skills.
Eden Gordon|
Long before modern concrete, Florida’s ancient Calusa kingdom built monumental islands, canals, and mounds entirely out of seashells.
Nitya Rao|
A week-by-week look at when peak fall foliage is expected to arrive across the U.S. in 2026.
Logan DeLoye|
Is lychee pronounced "lie-chee" or "lee-chee"? Learn why both pronunciations are correct and how the fruit’s Chinese origins shaped the word in English.
Jane Alexander|
Which of these cost-effective Mediterranean destinations would you choose to live in?
Logan DeLoye|
A new study ranked the best state fairs in the U.S. based on visitor ratings, ticket prices, and social media buzz. See where your favorite fair lands.
Nitya Rao|