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Delta Adds Five New Routes From Los Angeles — Including a Return to Vancouver and a First US Link to Manila
Delta is launching five new nonstop routes from LAX — Vancouver, Palm Beach, Monterey, Manila and Newark — tak...
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Owyhee Reservoir: Oregon's 53-Mile Desert Lake for Boating, Bass and Quiet Canyon Campouts
Owyhee Reservoir in eastern Oregon: a 53-mile desert lake with bass fishing, boating, canyon campgrounds and y...
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Marriott's Reservation Guarantee Failed This Titanium Elite When His Brooklyn Hotel Walked Him
A Marriott Titanium elite was walked from the Sheraton Brooklyn, rebooked at a higher points rate without bein...
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Apple Picking Near New York: 12 Orchards Worth the Drive This Fall
The best apple picking near NYC: 12 orchards within two hours, from drive-through Masker Orchards to Fishkill'...
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Macklemore Dropped from Ed Sheeran's US Tour After Venue Objections Over Palestine Support
Macklemore removed from the remaining US dates of Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after stadiums objected to his pro-Pa...
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Texas Has More Mosquito Species Than Any Other State — Here's How to Handle Them
Texas has America's worst mosquito problem, with 85+ species and rising West Nile cases. Here's when the bugs...
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United's Airbus A321XLR: Why Its Fuel Tank Is The Real Story Behind The New Europe Routes
United's A321XLR launches Dulles–Amsterdam and Dublin flights in December 2026. Here's how its unique Rear Cen...
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Yellowstone's Geysers Collected a Record 26,000 Lost Items This Year
Yellowstone crews pulled a record 26,000 items from geysers in 2026—hats, phones, a UNO card. What it means fo...
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PayRewards lands in the US: turn business bills into Singapore and Cathay miles
PayRewards launches in the US, letting businesses earn Singapore and Cathay miles on invoices that can't go on...
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Skip Crater Lake: Yoran Lake Is Oregon's Quiet Alpine Swim Spot
Yoran Lake in Oregon's Diamond Peak Wilderness offers crystal-clear water, brook trout and solitude — a 9.3-mi...
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Where to Stay in Key West: Old Town Inns, Island Resorts and Everything Between
Key West's best hotels, from historic Old Town inns to private island resorts — plus why the walkable old quar...
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Bigfoot, Mothman and the Skunk Ape: Inside America's Weirdly Thriving Cryptid Tourism Scene
From Maine's cryptozoology museum to Mothman country in West Virginia and the Everglades' Skunk Ape, plan a ro...
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