"One never goes

so far as when one

doesn't know

where one is

going."

Cosmic Flash
Mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs) may be connected to alien travel, at least in theory. Mike Wall for SPACE.com.

COVID-19 Relief
How to make sure you don't miss out on your share of the consolation money. IRS.

COVID-19 Trip Planner
Updated stats and maps from the CDC.

Crazy Horse
The official site of memorial to famed Lakota chief.

Crystal Mountain
Spectacular views of Mt. Rainier help make this the biggest little ski resort in Washington state.

Curly Redwood Lodge
When life grabs you by the short and curlies, get away! Crescent City, California.

Dancing in the Streets
Joe's victory celebrated in pictures from The Guardian.

Data Breach
After hacking of major credit bureau Equifax, the Federal Trade Commission offers steps for damage control.

Data Dump
Tips for backing up and deleting personal information on popular devices. Daniel Howley for Yahoo Finance.

Decoding FICO
Improving your FICO score is an exercise in counter-intuitivity. Barry Paperno for Credit.com.

East Africa's Rift
The phantom sea behind Zambia's up and coming surf culture. Tori Hook for Tell Me Best.

Foolproof Grilling
Reader's Digest's guide to backyard cooking.

Foolproof Profile Pics
Harry Guiness thinks he looks pretty good in photographs and is eager to share how he does it for Popular Science.

Friendship
What's your flavor? Marisa G. Franco taste tests for The Atlantic.

Hawaii
Things to do and see in the Hawaiian Islands.

Hawaiianspeak
Our infatuation with Hawaii continues with this great tool: The Ulukau Hawaiian Electronic Library. Aloha.

Hippy ID
Bored with your name? Get a new one.

Hoverboard
French racer-turned-inventor Franky Zapata takes us back to the future on his Flyboard Air.

Iffy Shades of Gray
Study suggests link between heart disease and gray hair, sort of. Korin Miller for Yahoo.

Islands
The official website of Islands magazine. Escape!

James Webb Space Telescope
Delayed and over budget, The James Webb Space Telescope successfully launched on Christmas day. Now the fun begins. Richard Panek with the history, launch and hopeful future for Scientific American.

Kensington Runestone
Found in 1898 near the settlement of Kensington, Minnesota, and controversial ever since, the stone serves as proof to locals that Big Ole and his marauding Viking crew beat Columbus to the New World.

Ketchikan
Things to do and see in the historic town of Ketchikan, Alaska.

Khan Academy
A free online education system with a fresh approach. Hey, Bill Gates likes it.

Lake Tahoe
Heaven on Earth: An elevation of 10,067 feet and a descent of 5.5 miles on 92 runs make Heavenly ski resort at Lake Tahoe the best in the West.

Large Quasar Group
No, it's not the name of the latest telecom merger. But it is the largest known structure in the universe - so big it's turning cosmological theory on its ear. Brought to you by the nice folks at SPACE.com.