Hoyma Is Bringing Music Home in the Faroe Islands
For one fall night, it is tradition for a handful of houses in Sydrugota, on the island of Eysturoy, to open their doors and host intimate concerts
Five Things to Know About Vaccine Passports
As travelers venture out, countries and states are experimenting with forms of documentation that show proof of Covid-19 vaccination
Five Things to Know About Travel Bubbles
Neighboring countries are striking agreements that permit trips across their borders. Is this the future of travel?
Australia Faces ‘National Tragedy’ After Koala Population Takes Hit in Recent Brushfires
Massive wildfires are exacerbating the marsupial’s already vulnerable status
Designers Are Selling Expensive Clothes That Don’t Exist—and People Are Actually Buying Them
Earlier this year, a digital-only dress sold at auction for $9,500
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Finds Strange Fluctuating Oxygen Levels on Mars
Oxygen levels seem to spike in Mars’ spring season, occasionally in tandem with shifting methane levels
Greenland’s Oldest Ice Is Melting 'Twice as Fast as the Rest of the Arctic’
The region was once thought of as the 'last ice area' because scientists thought it would outlive other ice
Switzerland Will Reconsider Decision to Stop Stockpiling Coffee Following Public Outcry
The country’s government suggested coffee was not essential to survival. The public strongly disagreed
Venice Declares State of Emergency as City Battles Worst Floods in 50 Years
The Italian city’s high-water mark reached 74 inches on Tuesday
Scientists Thought This Fanged, Cat-Sized Deer Was Gone for Good—Now It’s Been Found Again in Vietnam
The species was lost to science, but locals had seen silver-backed chevrotains among their more common deer relatives for years
The Dutch Golden Age's Female Painters Finally Receive a Show of Their Own
A new exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts spotlights eight unheralded 17th- and 18th-century artists
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