Grisly discovery from legendary Roman emperor's reign reveals soldiers' remains, weapons
An ancient Roman military camp tied to the era of a legendary emperor has been unearthed in Slovakia - complete with soldiers' remains, weapons and armor.
The discovery, made near Šurany in western Slovakia, was announced by the Institute of Archaeology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS) earlier this summer.
The excavation was conducted ahead of construction of an industrial park and covered roughly 370 acres.
1,740-YEAR-OLD ROMAN COIN BEARING EMPEROR'S NAME FOUND AS ENGLAND RAIL DIG REVEALS CLUES
The second-century A.D. camp dates to the reign of Marcus Aurelius. It was likely used during...
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Americans emerge as sought-after visitors as vacation island faces tourism backlash
A popular Spanish vacation island is looking to attract wealthier American tourists as officials grapple with overtourism issues and growing anger among locals.
Mallorca, one of Spain's Balearic Islands, is one of Europe's most popular vacation destinations. The island welcomed more than 13 million tourists in the first 10 months of 2025, according to official data from the Balearic Islands Statistics Institute.
Though it may seem counterintuitive amid concerns about overtourism, local officials said that attracting fewer, wealthier visitors could help shift Mallorca away from its reputation as a party destination among Europeans, they told Read more
Dozens missing after passenger ferry sinks as rescuers scour South Pacific coastline
A desperate search is underway in the South Pacific after a passenger ferry carrying dozens of people sank between two islands in Vanuatu, an island nation east of Australia.
At least one person has died and more than 30 others remain missing as search-and-rescue operations continue, according to a statement shared on Facebook by Vanuatu's Ministry of the Prime Minister.
MOM LOSES GRIP ON DAUGHTER AS PASSENGER FERRY CAPSIZES WITH 20 PEOPLE STILL MISSING
The MV Matui was traveling between the islands of Ambae and Santo when it sank Friday, according to The Associated Press (AP)....
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Island getaway hit with urgent warning as hurricane damage leaves travelers without power
Tourists are being urged to hold off on visiting a scenic Hawaiian island as it continues to recover from a devastating hurricane.
Kaua'i, one of Hawaii's westernmost islands, was battered by Hurricane Lowell on Sept. 7 and 8, which brought severe winds, heavy rain and widespread power outages.
As of Monday, the island was still recovering, with electricity restored to about 82% of customers, according to Kaua'i County officials.
VACATION PARADISE EVACUATED AS RAGING WILDFIRE THREATENS TO ROAR BACK AMID HIGH WINDS
Speaking to reporters just a few days ago, Kaua'i County Mayor Derek Kawakami discouraged...
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Savage bear attack leaves wounded Montana hunter with horrifying option
After a savage bear attack on Monday morning, a severely injured Montana hunter climbed behind the wheel for a desperate drive home.
In a Monday statement, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) said the man was hunting on state-owned land near Elk Creek and Haystack Butte, south of Augusta, at the time of the attack.
The victim was archery hunting "when he encountered the bear and was attacked," officials said.
YELLOWSTONE BISON ATTACK WITNESS BELIEVES MAN SAVED HIS GRANDSON BY TAKING BRUNT OF ATTACK
"The hunter drove himself home after the attack and was transported to Benefis...
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Airport X-ray shows terrifying object taped in carry-on to skip checked baggage fee
A traveler tried to dodge a $100 baggage fee by hiding a dangerous item inside her carry-on bag - but it wasn't long before she was caught red-handed.
The unidentified passenger was going through security at Dane County Regional Airport in Madison, Wisconsin, when a TSA officer spotted what appeared to be a knife on an X-ray machine, according to an employee story published on the agency's website.
Officers searched the bag and discovered the knife had been taped in place inside the luggage, according to TSA.
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T rex footprints unearthed in first-ever discovery 66 million years after creature walked the Earth
Scientists in North Dakota recently discovered what researchers believe is the first known trackway left by an adult T. rex - preserving the predator's footsteps some 66.5 million years after it walked the Earth.
The findings, which centered on footprints discovered near Marmarth, North Dakota, were published Sept. 9 in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
The trackway, or sequence of footprints, was discovered in 2025 in the Hell Creek Formation of southwestern North Dakota, on federal land administered by the U.S. Forest Service.
BOY STUMBLES ON STRANGE BEACH OBJECT IDENTIFIED AS RARE 1.8M-YEAR-OLD FOSSIL
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'Do not physically resist': US issues chilling robbery warning for Americans overseas
Americans traveling to Cambodia are facing a new warning from the U.S. State Department as officials flag security and safety risks across parts of the country.
The department issued a Level 2 "Exercise Increased Caution" advisory for Cambodia on Sept. 15, citing crime, unrest and unexploded ordnance.
Located in Southeast Asia, Cambodia shares borders with Thailand, Vietnam and Laos.
DEADLY DRUGS, CRIME AND KIDNAPPING FLAGGED AT TOURIST HOT SPOT KNOWN FOR ANCIENT WONDERS
While the country overall remains at Level 2, some areas carry the State Department's highest Level 4 warning, or "Do Not Travel."
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Young newlyweds killed after boat collides with water taxi and sinks in Venice lagoon
A pair of young newlyweds were killed in an accident involving a water taxi in Venice just three months after they were married.
Gabriella Querino, 26, and Sean Michieli, 25, were killed Saturday morning in a collision involving a 5-ton water taxi, Jam Press reported.
The couple was in a boat that had departed from Burano, an island in the Venetian Lagoon, about 6 miles northeast of central Venice.
BELOVED CRUISE SPOT WILL BE OFF LIMITS THROUGH 2027 AS SAFETY CONCERNS LINGER
They had set out to collect bait for Michieli's work as a clam...
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Faint signal leads treasure hunters to massive discovery at legendary 400-year-old wreck
A treasure-hunting crew searching a legendary 17th-century underwater shipwreck off the Florida Keys has recovered a massive 55-pound copper ingot - the latest find along a trail that its captain believes could lead to more treasure.
The ingot was found by divers with Mel Fisher's Shipwreck Expeditions at the wreck site of the Nuestra Señora de Atocha, about 35 miles west of Key West.
The Spanish treasure galleon was on its return voyage to Spain when it sank in a hurricane off the Florida Keys in 1622 - carrying silver, gold and emeralds.
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Vacation paradise under attack as officials suspect arsonists may be behind inferno
A raging wildfire along Italy's famed Amalfi Coast forced precautionary evacuations and left tourists on edge as emergency crews battled flames across the iconic Mediterranean getaway.
Firefighters were deployed in both aerial and ground operations to combat the blaze that broke out in scrubland near Amalfi.
Efforts to extinguish the fire continued uninterrupted along the coast after the blaze erupted Monday evening, according to Reuters.
STUNNING VACATION HOT SPOT TURNS INTO OVERCROWDED NIGHTMARE AS TOURISTS FLOOD STREETS
The flames affected areas surrounding Cus Pogerola, Positano, Amalfi, Tovere di Amalfi and nearby coastal...
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Cruise vacation takes frightening turn as passenger is airlifted from ship
A cruise vacation took a frightening turn when a passenger experiencing a medical emergency had to be airlifted recently from a ship sailing near Canada.
The passenger was aboard the Celebrity Solstice when additional medical care was needed, prompting a response from the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), according to a news release from Esquimalt Public Affairs shared with Fox News Digital.
A Royal Canadian Air Force helicopter and rescue team were deployed to the ship, with search and rescue technicians lowered onto the vessel to assist with the evacuation.
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Husband and wife get trapped in premier hiking destination; only one of them makes it out alive
A sudden and powerful storm over Washington state's Cascade Mountains quickly turned a challenging hike into a fight for survival for an Oklahoma couple.
The pair was navigating the rugged "core zone" of the remote Enchantments wilderness when they were engulfed by heavy, deep snow.
By late afternoon, the freezing, high-elevation conditions brought their trek to a desperate halt.
2 MYSTERY DEATHS AT ZION NATIONAL PARK PROMPT URGENT QUESTIONS ABOUT VISITOR SAFETY
At 5:26 p.m., the husband sent an urgent text to 911.
He reported to dispatchers that their clothes were soaked through from the storm, and his wife...
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Deadly drugs, crime and kidnapping flagged at tourist hot spot known for ancient wonders
The U.S. State Department recently updated its travel advisory for a tourism-heavy South American country - flagging risks ranging from violent crime and kidnapping to terrorism and dangerous drugs.
Peru's Level 2 "Exercise Increased Caution" advisory was just updated, though officials said the overall advisory level did not change.
Americans are warned about crime, unrest, kidnapping and terrorism across the country, while several areas carry the more severe Level 4 "Do Not Travel" designation.
TRAVELERS WARNED OF MURDER, KIDNAPPINGS AND DRINK-SPIKING ROBBERIES IN VACATION HOT SPOT
Angel Castellanos, a California-based travel expert, said Americans venturing beyond...
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Jet plunges 27,000 feet in 10 minutes as oxygen masks suddenly drop aboard flight
Travelers aboard a recent Delta Air Lines flight faced a midair scare when oxygen masks suddenly dropped in the passenger cabin.
A pressurization issue occurred aboard Delta Flight 2311 on Sept. 6, prompting the crew to bring the plane to a lower altitude and divert to Las Vegas, a Delta spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
The flight was carrying 174 passengers and six crew members.
'WE NEED TO RETURN IMMEDIATELY,' FLIGHT CREW WARNS AS PILOT HEALTH EMERGENCY UNFOLDS
"As safety comes before everything else at Delta, the flight crew of Delta flight...
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Ancient cult discovered in region traveled by Apostle Paul before Christianity took hold
Millennia-old inscriptions uncovered in a region tied to the Apostle Paul are shedding new light on how ancient people practiced religion nearly 2,000 years ago.
A recent study examined nine newly documented inscriptions discovered during a survey of Akmoneia, an ancient city in the historical region of Phrygia, in modern-day western Turkey.
Hüseyin Uzunoğlu, an associate professor at Akdeniz University in Turkey, and Münteha Dinç, an associate professor at Uşak University, are the co-authors of the study, published in the journal Gephyra.
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Popular beach town cracks down on risky behavior as violators face fines, jail time
A popular beach community in Florida is cracking down on smoking and vaping, joining other cities across the state that have adopted similar restrictions.
The ban in Indian Rocks Beach took effect immediately after the City Commission voted Tuesday to approve the measure, according to FOX 13 Tampa Bay.
The city already had smoking and vaping restrictions in place at public parks. The new ordinance extends those rules to its public beaches.
VISITORS FACE IMMEDIATE FINES FOR MAKING ONE BIG MISTAKE IN CROWDED DESTINATION
Beachgoers are now prohibited from smoking cigarettes or...
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TSA weighs major change to frustrating airport security rule for some travelers
Travelers could soon be allowed to bring full water bottles through some airport security checkpoints - a major shift from longstanding airport security restrictions.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is weighing whether to allow TSA PreCheck passengers to bring water bottles through security checkpoints, according to reports.
The change would apply to a select number of airports across the United States.
POPULAR PANTRY STAPLE COULD GET YOU STOPPED AT AIRPORT SECURITY UNDER LITTLE-KNOWN TSA RULE
Senior administration officials told CBS that the proposal would be limited to airports using advanced CT scanners capable of distinguishing between...
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Popular cruise line shuts down fan-favorite amenity during health scare
A cruise line reportedly shut down hot tubs and heated whirlpools aboard one of its ships as a precaution after three confirmed cases of Legionnaires' disease involving former passengers.
The cases involved three travelers who sailed aboard Norwegian Prima, a 3,200-passenger vessel, in May and July 2026, the blog Cruise Fever reported.
The source of the exposure has not yet been determined.
CRUISE SHIPS WITH THE WORST CDC SANITATION SCORES REVEALED; SEE WHICH VESSELS FAILED INSPECTION
"We can confirm that three guests who sailed aboard one of our ships recently were diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease...
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Divers uncover hundreds of ancient relics near shipwreck untouched for 2,100 years
Archaeologists recently uncovered a roughly 2,100-year-old shipwreck off the coast of Sicily - along with hundreds of remnants of its ancient cargo.
The discovery was announced last month by the Italian Ministry of Culture. The ruins are about three miles off the coast of Mazara del Vallo, a city located about 50 miles southwest of Palermo.
The wreck was discovered during a joint inspection by Italian cultural heritage officials and Carabinieri diving units after private citizens reported the site.
MYSTERY OF GOLD COIN SHIPWRECK FINALLY UNMASKED AFTER 30 YEARS: 'FANTASTIC CONCLUSION'
The...
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