A man journeys on two mules across the U.S. to find what's missing.

Supporting victims of war led to an incredible art collection in Wales.

The fight over an object in Israel no one is allowed to touch.

Why the thefts of masterpieces have fascinated us through the generations.

Visit a museum that prides itself on its "sustainably foraged" dinosaur bones.

Investigating the secrets hidden deep below the water's surface.

Visiting the Hoosier State's b-ball shrine is a slam-dunk.

Portland's hopes and dreams can be found hanging from its branches.

The story of a a strange but wildly popular playground sculpture in Jerusalem.

What can medieval automata teach us about the age of AI?

As clear as the nose on your face.

We explore the hotel that some paranormal investigators call the most active haunted location in the world.

From visiting Petra in flip flops to getting nauseous at the Grand Canyon.

Earth's largest documented impact event happened in a remote corner of Siberia in 1908.

Unearthing the real-life places and events that inspired fantasy writer J.R.R. Tolkien.

We learn about a peculiar belief that was once widespread: the hope to be saved by a bell.

Visit an East African restaurant that serves up a small slice of Burundi in the Motor City.

A Wilmington garden invites kids to drop screens and rules and just play.

We journey through the ocean depths, meeting a different cephalopod at each stop along the way.

From a nuclear lake to a Kenyan post office, check out these places where there’s much more than meets the eye.

Just how many parents can a kid have? A collaboration with Freakonomics.

Ever wondered why our brains crave a good scare?

A sweet archive of almost biblical proportions can be found at the University of California, Riverside.

Learn more about orienteering, the sport that forces you to navigate with just old-fashioned maps and compasses—no GPS allowed.