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From pollution and congestion to crime and bad attitudes, a list of the world's worst cities for travel and why they might stay that way.
Looking at metrics like traffic safety, costs and scenery, social media site WalletHub ranks top states for summer road trip friendliness.
Bluetooth-enabled grilling, a solar-powered fridge and a 21st-century golf cart are among the gadgets increasing summer relaxation.
Airline uniforms have come a long way, including nurse-like wool capes and hot pants.
For those with a private jet at their beck and call, some destinations are more popular than others.
The memorial museum will officially open May 21. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg calls it a place of reflection and remembrance.
New York’s Metro North Railroad is the last daily commuter train to have a bar car and the last four bar cars are coming out of service.
Some of the states with the most gambling revenue, such as Iowa, may surprise you
From beach parties to ball drops, fireworks to waterfalls, CNBC presents the top 14 hot spots worldwide to raise a toast on New Year's Eve 2014.
From novelty bombs to skull fragments, the TSA has had a long, strange year.
Bloggers, restaurant critics and other food writers from around the world voted to create the list of 101 Best Hotel Restaurants Around the World.
Business travelers on the go know it's sometimes difficult to find a welcoming and clean place to, uh, go. Here are the 10 best public restrooms
JetBlue's upcoming premium seats pale in comparison to perks offered on other airlines, such as real beds, massages and in-flight showers.
Gah! Connecting flights can be maddening for travelers. Here are the 10 worst airports for connections.
TripAdvisor looked at the busiest U.S. airports and user-generated reviews to see which ones were rated the best by the general flying public.
Everyone has experienced it, and no one enjoys it: the airport delay. But there are some airports where you might decide that a longer-than-expected layover is not such a bad thing.
Airlines waived change fees ahead of winter storm Harper. Travelers can change their tickets to travel as late as next week as the storm approaches the East Coast, bringing snow, sleet and heavy rain.
The Transportation Security Administration says unpaid airport screeners have not been showing up to work because of financial reasons. TSA's ranks of 51,000 have been deemed essential and have been ordered to work without paychecks in the shutdown.
The CEO of United Airlines said the carrier is worried about the prolonged U.S. government shutdown, but said the material impact is not yet "significant." Munoz's comments come a day after Delta's CEO said the shutdown will cost it $25 million this month.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office issued a rare public rebuke of elements of a stunning report that alleged President Donald Trump directed his former legal counsel to lie in sworn Congressional testimony.
This year, at least four women, two African-Americans and one Latino have serious prospects for a 2020 bid.
The latest revelation comes on the heels of the Pentagon's missile defense review, which addresses anti-satellite capabilities that "could threaten U.S. space-based assets."
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