The 20 Most Expensive Cities for Americans Living Abroad
Thinking of moving abroad for work, play, or something else? See the list of most expensive cities for expats.
Thinking of moving abroad for work, play, or something else? See the list of most expensive cities for expats.
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The new 3D pedestrian crossing outside Brooks Elementary School in Medford, Massachusetts uses an optical illusion to slow down drivers.
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At one point in America's history, it seemed like the statue would end up in Philadelphia or San Francisco—or worse, be sent back to France. Then Pulitzer stepped in.
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The results of Livability's annual "Best Places to Live" list are in—and some of the places may surprise you. Did your city make the cut?
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