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NEW YORK - Tourists like to spot celebrities in New York City. Now they can hang out with them. Full Story »
ATLANTA – A small number of Delta Air Lines Inc. pilots just 215 have agreed to retire as part of a company incentive program designed to reduce the number of pilots to cut costs, according to a union tally disclosed in a memo to members Thursday. Full Story »
NEW YORK - Tourists like to spot celebrities in New York City. Now they can hang out with them. Full Story »
BOSTON - The hotel review may sound too good citing obscure details like the type of faucets or perhaps one stands out as the only negative rating of an otherwise popular location. Full Story »
NEW YORK - The annual list of the "World's Best Cities" as chosen by readers of Travel + Leisure magazine was topped by a city that many Americans may not be familiar with: Udaipur, India. Full Story »
ATLANTA - You may never need them at 35,000 feet, but you'll be glad they're around if you do. Defibrillators, medical kits and life vests are a few examples of the safety equipment the government requires airlines to put on passenger jets. Full Story »
BRUSSELS - As the host city for many European Union institutions and their well-heeled Eurocrats, Brussels may not sound like the best destination for travelers on the cheap. A plate of mussels, a local specialty, can set you back nearly $30 (20 euros). Full Story »
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Heifer International has opened a $7.5 million museum at its Little Rock headquarters to illustrate the work it does around the world to help impoverished people feed themselves. Full Story »
DETROIT - Icy winter roads and vacation-clogged summer highways might seem the most dangerous for motorists, but new research says fall is when driving is at its deadliest. Full Story »
NEW YORK - Interested in New York history and architecture? Check out the walking tours offered by the Municipal Arts Society on everything from Beaux Arts buildings on the Upper West Side to the neighborhood around the city's new High Line, an old elevated train track reclaimed as a park. Full Story »
MINNEAPOLIS - US Airways is cutting 600 ground jobs this fall as it continues to struggle with the slow economy. Full Story »
NEW YORK - One trip for their Jack Russell terrier in a plane's cargo hold was enough to convince Alysa Binder and Dan Wiesel that owners needed a better option to get their pets from one city to another. Full Story »
Walter Cronkite, the premier TV anchorman of the networks' golden age who reported a tumultuous time with reassuring authority and came to be called "the most trusted man in America," died Friday. He was 92. Full Story »
President Barack Obama, worried about growing resistance to his health care plan, exhorted Congress not to "lose heart" Friday and urged deeper cost cuts to calm concern over the huge expense of covering millions of uninsured Americans. Full Story »
In one unforgettable hour, as nostalgia gave way to disbelief, Tom Watson and Tiger Woods walked off the 18th green at Turnberry headed in opposite directions few could have imagined. The oldest player at the British Open was leading. The best player was leaving. Even a tournament that has been around for 149 years can still serve up a shocker or two. Full Story »
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