Alexandra Schonfeld

Despite the secrecy and rumors surrounding this top-secret U.S. military facility in the Nevada desert, here are some things we do know about Area 51.

Though each state might not have an "official" food, they all have a signature dish that they claim as their own.

Now that we are all tasked with wearing masks for protection during the coronavirus pandemic, Newsweek is taking a look at the types of masks that were used long before they became a part of the world's daily wardrobe.

In addition to numerous protests, marches and memorials, art has also become another way to stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter around the world.

These fun facts about Agent 007 show what was happening behind the scenes, from the numerous injuries to even a Bond toupee.

From bringing back a tradition of "paying it forward" in Italy to a 1950s American throwback to drive-in movies, here is how people around the globe have looked to the past—and to the future—for ideas to get through the current crisis with aplomb.

These podcasts, documentaries, books and databases provide information for all ages, many of which are free, to help facilitate education about racial injustice in America.

TourRader is offering up two $2,500 travel vouchers to be used on a multiday tour to any destination around the world in 2021.

The world is watching—and protesting. The death of George Floyd sparked protests against police brutality and systemic racism all around the world from the block where he was killed by police in Minneapolis to the streets of New York, London, Belfast, Auckland and more.

RVs offer a self-contained travel alternative for those looking for a change of scenery this summer—and beyond.

While restrictions continue to lift around the country as COVID-19 numbers slowly decline, many beaches have begun opening to visitors—but not without rules.

One of summer's most comforting rituals? Cooling off with an ice-cold dessert on a hot day. From granitas in Sicily to paletas in Mexico, see how the world treats themselves.

The Olympics—and your dream trip to Japan—may have been canceled this year, but with help from Google Earth, you can still see Japan's top 20 attractions, including Mount Fuji and Hashima Island.

Grab your martini and take a look at newly released photos documenting 007's nearly 60 years of enviable spycraft.

SLING, a service that offers live TV for those who might not want to commit to a whole cable plan, is offering what they're calling "Happy Hour across America" with free access to 50-plus live channels from 5pm to midnight ET each night.

The foodie authorities share with Newsweek they've seen an uptick in slow cooking, getting creative with food scraps and even virtual dinner parties.

How's your sourdough starter looking? Take a look at these drool-worthy photos for baking ideas we found via Bread Instagram—some don't even require yeast (which is hard to find these days).

Need a dose of positivity now? These photos of homemade pandemic signs show thanks to those on the front line and boost morale for those locked down at home.

Protests were seen Sunday in 9 states nationwide opposing statewide lockdowns and stay at home orders enacted to help stop the spread of COVID-19. For over a week, protests have been popping up around the country as states continue to tighten restrictions.

A Facebook group already has matched close to 800 families with RV donors around the country to house frontline workers during COVID-19 isolation.

The world is filled with unique, breathtaking natural wonders—from boiling craters to caves full of luminescent glowworms. These 10 sites are a great place to start when looking for hope in some of Mother Nature's greatest offerings.

New York City hotels have begun opening their doors to health care professionals to cut out possible commute times as well as offer them a place to stay isolated from their families.

Does one infected tiger in New York mean animal owners—and lovers—should be worried about their own furry friends?

While many still have to work from home, the question remains: What to do with the free time available when trips to the movies, a museum or the theater are out of the question? Here is a list of museums and other popular tourist attractions that have entire collections or performances available online.

The United States is filled with monuments, exhibits and historical sites commemorating the impact women have had on the nation's history. From New Mexico to upstate New York, here are 10 places dedicated to celebrating the strides women have made over time.

As the spread of coronavirus increases, travelers are forgoing—or thinking about forgoing—traveling altogether. Here's how airlines and travelers are reacting to the virus outbreak.

Despite the dangers, tourists continue to flock to these volatile places for incredible views and to take a peek at Mother Nature's temperamental hot spots.