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  • Tips and Tricks

    American Airlines Still Offers Fare Holds — And They’re Longer Than Advertised

    by SharonKurheg February 17, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 17, 2026

    While most U.S. airlines only give you a 24-hour “risk-free cancellation,” American Airlines still offers a true fare hold — and in practice, it often lasts a bit longer than …

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    The U.S. Already Denies Passports for Unpaid Debt — Now It Plans to Revoke Them

    by SharonKurheg February 16, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 16, 2026

    The U.S. already denies passports for unpaid taxes and child support — and now officials say proactive revocation is coming for some major child-support delinquencies. The reason for this is …

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  • Cruises

    I Got My First Tattoo on a Virgin Voyages Cruise Ship — Here’s What the Process Was Really Like

    by SharonKurheg February 16, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 16, 2026

    A year of planning, a milestone birthday, and a Virgin Voyages tattoo parlor led to one very permanent souvenir. As the only major cruise line with a permanent, onboard tattoo …

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  • Airlines

    Flying First Class Isn’t What Some Articles Claim — and That’s the Problem

    by SharonKurheg February 15, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 15, 2026

    Flying first class comes with real perks, but it doesn’t magically eliminate airport crowds, security lines, or bad weather—and confusing those expectations is where some coverage goes wrong. My husband …

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  • New York City

    12 Geek-Approved Places to Visit in New York City (From Arcades to Secret Museums)

    by SharonKurheg February 15, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 15, 2026

    From vintage arcades and board game cafés to comic shops, immersive theater, and cult-favorite bars, NYC has no shortage of spots made for geeks and nerds alike. If you’re a …

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  • Travel

    Why Some Planes Turn Red on FlightRadar24

    by SharonKurheg February 14, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 14, 2026

    Those red aircraft you occasionally see on FlightRadar24 usually signal an emergency squawk — here’s what that actually means. Flightradar24 is a Swedish internet-based service that shows real-time aircraft flight …

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  • Airlines

    What Flight Attendants Can See About You During a Flight — Thanks to Their Work Phones

    by SharonKurheg February 14, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 14, 2026

    A viral complaint about a flight attendant “using her phone” raised a bigger question: what are those airline-issued devices actually used for onboard? A couple of years ago, a passenger …

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  • Travel

    Everyday American “Luxuries” Europeans Say They’re Jealous Of

    by SharonKurheg February 13, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 13, 2026

    People often assume that life in the U.S. and Europe looks broadly similar, especially in countries with comparable wealth and infrastructure. But when Reddit asked Europeans what Americans have every …

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  • Airlines

    Southwest Admits Its New Boarding System Isn’t Working — and Says These Fixes Are Coming

    by SharonKurheg February 13, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 13, 2026

    After weeks of passenger complaints, Southwest says it’s adjusting its new boarding and seating process to reduce confusion and delays, confirming to CBS News that early fixes are already being …

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  • Travel

    These U.S. Cities Have the Worst Drivers, According to Federal Crash Data

    by SharonKurheg February 12, 2026
    by SharonKurheg February 12, 2026

    A new analysis of fatal crash data reveals where dangerous driving is most common — and it’s not where you might expect. If you’ve lived long enough, you’ve probably heard …

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