Travel

Many more people are staying closer to home and doing road trips this summer, rather than flying anywhere. Case in point, Joe and I will soon be going on our …

The last time the FAA updated its plane evacuation assessment standards was in 1990. Since then, airplane seats have gotten narrower and their pitch (the space spacing between rows) has …

The U.S. Mint has been introducing different designs of the quarter dollar for years. It started in 1999 with designs from all 50 states, which lasted until 2008. The popularity …

In December 2014, what was called the Cuban thaw began. U.S. President Barack Obama reached out to Cuban President Raúl Castro and the 54 years of icy relations between the …

The title of this post is written tongue in cheek, but as the border remains closed between the U.S. and our friends to the north, more and more drama is …

Drivers licenses that are Real ID compliant have been on the radar since 2005 (yep, that long). This Act of Congress, “…modifies U.S. federal law pertaining to security, authentication, and …

Long vacations are not the things for summer 2020. U.S. citizens are generally unable to fly internationally, and many are unwilling to fly domestically or even be around others for …

There are admittedly not very many countries that will allow Americans to visit them right now – as of this writing, only about 20. Regardless of Americans’ ability to enter …

A lot of people on the U.S. mainland have been watching Hawaii’s struggle with the decision to reopen to help its economy versus staying closed and protecting its people from …

As much as airlines are encouraging people to fly again, here’s a prime example of why flying anywhere is probably not the best idea right now. 158 passengers on an …