Dan Roe

Dan Roe is a freelance writer with a decade of experience covering a variety of topics including the outdoors, running, cycling, health, fitness and more. He has written for titles including Runner’s World, Bicycling, Popular Mechanics, Outside, SELF, VICE and more.

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When 199 Men Attempted to Run Across the US on Route 66

In 1928, nearly 200 runners toed the line to cross America in a race so tough it earned the nickname the “Bunion Derby.”

U.S. Government and Politics

6 Surprising Facts About the Blue Angels

For U.S. Navy’s elite flight demonstration squad, it all began in the months after World War II.

Getting Hired by Thomas Edison Once Meant Passing This Near-Impossible Test

Not even Albert Einstein passed the Edison test.

Why the CIA Secretly Operated an Airline in Southeast Asia for Decades

Air America flew passenger flights out of Taiwan in the mid-20th century. At the time, hardly anyone knew its true owner was the CIA.

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