Emily Wilson Is Translating Homer’s Odyssey Again And This Time, She Wants to Get It Even More Right
Emily Wilson’s 2017 translation of Homer’s The Odyssey did something unusual: it turned an ancient Greek epic into a modern
West Virginia Tourism Wins National Award as “Almost Heaven” Strategy Gains Momentum
A travel guide may seem like a simple vacation-planning tool, but West Virginia’s latest national tourism award shows how much
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The Scottish Castles Tourists Should Visit and the Iconic One Some Locals Say You Can Skip
Scotland has hundreds of castles, from grand royal residences to windswept ruins. But if your itinerary only has room for
Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Show Signs of a Thaw as Washington Eases French-Language Concerns
A dispute that appeared to put Canada’s French-language protections at risk may be moving toward compromise, offering Ottawa a narrow
House GOP Subpoenas Miami Doctor as Congress Escalates Investigation Into U.S. Birth Tourism
A congressional investigation into so-called birth tourism is moving from political debate to compulsory testimony, putting a South Florida maternity-services
Asheville Tourism Recovery Gains Momentum After Helene, but the Hardest Work May Still Be Ahead
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, Asheville is proving that a tourism economy can rebuild—but recovery
Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea: How Emily Wilson Is Changing the Way We Read the Ancient World
What if translating an ancient poem isn’t about making it sound old—but making it feel alive again? That question sits
San Francisco Tourism Is Poised for Another Big Jump in 2027 But the Recovery Still Has a Catch
San Francisco’s tourism comeback is gaining real momentum. After years of pandemic disruption, the city’s visitor economy is heading toward
Canadian Tourists Are Pulling Back From the U.S. — and These States Could Feel the Pain Most
For decades, Canadians have been among America’s most reliable international visitors. But that relationship has changed sharply, and the consequences
Italy’s Yiddish Renaissance: How Translation Is Bringing a Forgotten Literary World Back to Life
A language once associated with the vanished Jewish communities of Eastern Europe is finding an unexpectedly vibrant audience in Italy.