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In California's high desert, two builders proved that mud, straw, and sun can outlast the harshest climate swings in America. Bryce Langston, host of Living ...

Six thousand miles of water mains, a subway system older than the Model T, and a steam grid still venting through orange-and-white chimneys — Manhattan runs on ...

A holistic health practitioner in the Mojave Desert built her own home out of dirt, sandbags, and barbed wire — and county inspectors signed off on it. Lisa ...

Yes Theory drove into California's Colorado Desert to find out if the "last free place in America" is really as lawless as its reputation suggests. Slab City ...

A neighborhood once branded the deadliest patch of the deadliest city on Earth now runs graffiti tours instead of gunfights. Yes Theory's trip into Comuna 13, ...

An 800,000-acre stretch of Utah desert has spent nearly eight decades hosting some of the most dangerous experiments in American military history. Roughly 85 ...

A backyard orchard doesn't need an orchardist to run it. Mark Valencia, the Australian Army veteran behind the homesteading channel and blog Self Sufficient ...

Colombia buried Pablo Escobar in 1993, but his hippos refuse to die off. Four African hippopotamuses that Escobar smuggled into his private zoo in the 1980s ...

A Scottish expat traded Glasgow for a jungle plot in rural Jamaica, and eight years later he's still clearing it by hand. The latest episode of Ras Kitchen — ...

A Jackass legend traded his Malibu address for a 144-inch wheelbase and a set of skateboard wheels. Jason "Wee Man" Acuña, the 3-foot-2 skateboarder who ...