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The UK rental site UNCLE crunched the numbers on what it would cost to rent some of the royal family's most luxurious homes.

France’s border with Belgium has remained mostly unchanged since 1820. But one farmer recently made his own little alteration.

The Plastic People of the Universe started out covering Velvet Underground songs in Prague clubs. By 1989, the band had helped crush communism in the Eastern Bloc.

'Outlander' stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish are celebrating all things Scotland in their new travel series, 'Men in Kilts.'

COVID-19 restrictions are difficult, but at least we don’t have to carry 6-foot canes to make sure we’re properly social distancing.

Some people remember former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as the quick-witted "Iron Lady" who resolutely lead the U.K. through the end of the Cold War. Others recall her as a heartless conservative hardliner who tore down labor unions while str

Finland is the ultimate champion at staying caffeinated, but its Scandinavian neighbors put up some impressive numbers, too.

Southern England's New Forest National Park is filled with trees covered in centuries-old carvings, including symbols meant to ward off evil spirits.

It’s technically a tradition, but many royal family members have dropped the practice (including Queen Elizabeth II).

Fabbriche di Careggine became an underwater city to make room for a new dam in the 1940s, but it does make an occasional reappearance.

In the United States, most milk is sold in the refrigerated section. In other parts of the world, it's sold at room temperature. Why?

Go globetrotting for dozens of sourdough starters in this mouthwatering tour of the Puratos Sourdough Library.