1. Disposable Batteries Disposable batteries cost more than their long-term value because they’re single-use and require expensive materials like zinc […]
1. Long John Silver’s Long John Silver’s was once a major fast-food force but now mainly survives in rural Southern
1. Taos, New Mexico Taos keeps getting rediscovered thanks to its historic adobe architecture and enduring arts scene. The Taos
1. Panama Panama consistently lands on retirement lists thanks to its retiree-friendly discounts and overall affordability. Housing costs are lower
1. Greece Greece’s islands and coastal towns are famously calm, making them popular with Americans wanting quieter days. Life revolves
1. Durham, North Carolina Durham’s booming research and entrepreneurial ecosystem has attracted many North Carolinians who lived abroad for work
1. Boston, Massachusetts Boston isn’t technically a “town,” but it earns a spot because its layout feels like it predates
