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Jacqeline Nomora, M.Sc. Biology

Avoid Sharing Your Exact Location in Real-Time Avoid Sharing Your Exact Location in Real-Time (image credits: pixabay) It might feel exciting to let everyone know exactly where you are on your adventures, but sharing your real-time location online can make you a target. In 2024, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reported that real-time …

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Picture this: You’ve spent months planning the perfect vacation, only to arrive at your destination and discover your “luxury resort” doesn’t exist, your bank account has been drained, or your identity has been stolen. Unfortunately, this nightmare scenario has become increasingly common for American travelers in 2025. The travel industry’s post-pandemic boom has created a …

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Flying should be the beginning of your adventure, not a nightmare that ruins your entire trip before you even reach your destination. Yet across America, millions of travelers find themselves trapped in airport hell, dealing with endless delays, overcrowded terminals, and operational chaos that turns what should be simple journeys into stress-filled ordeals. With nearly …

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Buying a home has become America’s most expensive mistake. The average annual costs associated with owning and maintaining a typical single-family home in the U.S. amount to $21,400 in 2025, according to Bankrate’s new Hidden Costs of Homeownership Study. But some states hit harder than others, turning the American Dream into a financial nightmare that …

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Anti-Trump Tourism: More Than Just Politics Anti-Trump Tourism: More Than Just Politics (image credits: pixabay) It might sound surprising, but travel trends in America have taken a political turn since 2016. Anti-Trump tourism is now a real phenomenon, with travelers choosing destinations not just for beaches or museums, but for their shared values and opposition …

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America First: Changing How Americans Explore America First: Changing How Americans Explore (image credits: pixabay) When Donald Trump introduced the “America First” agenda, few expected it would spark such an explosive shift in how Americans travel. These policies, built around prioritizing U.S. interests, have ignited a fresh enthusiasm for discovering the country’s own wonders. Americans …

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The Free Bracelet That Costs More Than Dinner The Free Bracelet That Costs More Than Dinner (image credits: unsplash) Picture this: You’re walking through the cobblestone streets near the Sacré-Coeur in Paris, camera in hand, when a smiling stranger approaches with colorful bracelets draped over his arms. “Free gift, my friend!” he says, extending his …

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When the warm weather calls and vacation plans start forming, millions of Americans set their sights on the nation’s breathtaking national parks. But behind the glossy Instagram photos and tourism brochures lies a more complicated reality that’s leaving visitors exhausted, frustrated, and wondering if they should have just stayed home instead. With a record-breaking 331.9 …

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Coral and Shells from Protected Beaches Coral and Shells from Protected Beaches (image credits: unsplash) It’s tempting to pick up a beautiful shell or a piece of coral when strolling along a sun-drenched tropical beach, but many travelers don’t realize that this simple act can break the law. Coral reefs are valuable, fragile ecosystems and …

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Imagine walking through your garden without the constant worry of rodent damage, knowing that nature itself is working as your silent protector. With crop damage from rodents costing between $44 million and $128 million annually in Monterey County alone, and California’s almond industry facing over $310 million in losses from rat infestations in 2025, it’s …

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