Ethan Marshall

A Beloved Minneapolis Comedy Brewery Could Lose Its Home. 6 Details Behind the Dispute

Minneapolis comedy favorite Sisyphus Brewing could lose its longtime home as lease negotiations stall ahead of January 2027.

NASA’s Mars Rover Found Dust Smaller Than Expected. 6 Findings Could Shape Future Missions

NASA’s Perseverance rover detected ultrafine Martian dust, revealing potential health risks and new challenges for future astronaut missions.

5 Things to Know About the DOJ’s New Alaska Senate Election Lawsuit

The DOJ’s Alaska Senate election lawsuit raises questions about voter confusion, ballot access, and federal authority over certification.

6 Places in the U.S. Where State Lines Become Part of the Attraction

From Four Corners Monument to towns split by state lines, these six U.S. destinations turn geography into a surprising attraction.

Cracker Barrel Has Added a Country-Fried Turkey Sandwich for the Holiday Season

Cracker Barrel is leaning hard into holiday comfort food with a new Country-Fried Turkey Sandwich, part of a broader seasonal lineup that also includes sweet breakfast specials and returning festive favorites. The move is more than a menu update—it’s a smart play for guests craving familiar holiday flavors in an easy, restaurant-ready format.

Texas Has a New Map of Haunted Places. 7 Stops and Legends Behind It

Texas has a new haunted-place map featuring ghost stories, historic hotels, eerie cemeteries, and a legendary UFO crash.
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A Rare T. Rex Cousin Is on Display Before a Major Auction. 6 Details to Know

A rare Nanotyrannus skeleton discovered in Montana is on display in New York ahead of a multimillion-dollar auction. From its surprising scientific significance to the debate over private fossil ownership, here are six details worth knowing about Jodi.

Reese’s Leads Nationally, but Halloween Candy Favorites Vary by State

Reese’s leads America’s Halloween candy rankings, but DoorDash data reveals regional favorites and new dye-free options for 2026.

NASA’s Latest Arctic Ice Maps Show Where the Ocean’s Summer Freeze Fell Short

NASA’s latest Arctic maps reveal shrinking summer ice, declining older ice, and a winter maximum tied for the lowest on record.

A Wisconsin Diver Was Looking for Trash. He Found a 1,000-Year-Old Canoe Instead

A Wisconsin diver searching for trash found a 1,000-year-old canoe, uncovering a remarkable piece of Indigenous history beneath the lake.

A Tiny California Mouse Just Got a New Home in the Wild. 6 Facts Behind the Conservation Effort

A tiny California mouse once thought extinct is making a comeback as conservationists establish a third wild population.

Blue Ridge Parkway Just Finished 75 Miles of Road Work Before Fall Arrives

The Blue Ridge Parkway just completed 75 miles of major road work, bringing key improvements before the busy fall season begins.