The First Annual New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Took Place in Times Square – This Day in History
On December 31, 1907, an event took place in Times Square, New York City, that would become an iconic symbol...
Predictions for 2026 – Common Sense
The stock market will rise and fall. It will also fall and rise. The sun will always rise, always in...
Top AMAC Benefits for January 2026
As the new year begins, January offers the perfect opportunity to refocus on what matters most—your health, your well-being, and...
Ketchikan: Alaska’s Colorful Heart
[adrotate banner="1210"] At the southern gateway of Alaska’s Inside Passage rests Ketchikan—a vibrant coastal community with a rare blend of rugged wilderness, rich culture, and small-town charm that’s impossible to...
New Year’s Trivia
Test your knowledge of fun facts related to the New Year and celebrations around the world. When did the New...
The Gadsden Purchase Treaty Was Signed – This Day in History
On December 30, 1853, one of the most consequential land deals in 19th-century U.S. history was formalized when James Gadsden,...
What’s the Difference Between “All-Inclusive” and “European Plan”?
Sponsored By: TravelPerks There are many options when choosing your resort vacation, and different lingo can mean different inclusions. So,...
Holiday Music Quiz
Take our holiday music quiz featuring lighthearted trivia questions - and music and cultural history! Which traditional Scottish tune is...
Relentless Love – Helen Keller
Relentlessness – never giving up in the quest for high value, or that is my definition, is applied to military...
Texas Officially Becomes the 28th State – This Day in History
On December 29, 1845, a landmark moment in American history unfolded as the Republic of Texas was formally admitted into...
Robert Frost Speaks
In quiet times, we re-read old friends like Robert Frost, seeing what we missed before. He loved New England life...
Clean Eating for Vascular Health
Holidays are a time of year when people gather, celebrate, and indulge in rich foods and desserts like holiday cakes...
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