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→ Rick Harrison revealed what is keeping Las Vegas alive as poker rooms close and visitor numbers decline.
→ Skiers are wearing swimsuits as record warmth leaves some resorts with fewer than 20% of trails open.
→ A brick kiln from the early 1770s was found at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
“Pawn Stars” boss Rick Harrison shares what’s keeping Las Vegas alive as gambling evolves. (iStock; Fox News Digital)
Conversation starters
→ A cruise line is testing a new free lunch menu, but passengers remain divided over the change.
→ A baby born midair on a flight sparked debate over citizenship and how birth location is determined.
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A baby was born on a flight from Jamaica to New York. (iStock)
Discovery tales
→ Ancient skeletons buried in a seated position were found beneath a school site.
→ A student found a rare Crusader-era sword after spotting suspected looters and alerting authorities.
→ Ancient papyrus scrolls dating back about 3,000 years were found and remain unread amid restoration efforts.
Archaeologists uncovered rare papyrus scrolls dating back to the Third Intermediate Period, officials said. (Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities)
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Quote of the week
“It seems strange to have a Cold War bunker built inside Scarborough Castle, but in many ways, it is a perfect location.”
A long-sealed Cold War bunker was found beneath an English castle, with researchers planning to reopen it once conditions allow.
