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Did Turban Really Stop Actor And Designer Waris Ahluwalia From Boarding New York-Bound Flight? (PHOTOS)
Waris Ahluwalia - Sikh actor and designer - was prohibited from boarding a Aeromexico flight from Mexico City to New York. -
7 Best Items Parents Must Always Stash In The Car
You'll be glad to have these things in your car when you're out driving with the kids. -
10 Things You Need To Know About Zika Virus, Including When To Start Worrying
What is the Zika virus and how can you protect yourself from it? -
Thousands Of Chinese Stranded In Guangzhou Train Station As Commuters Rush Home For Lunar New Year (TWEET)
More than 30,000 commuters are stranded at China's Guangzhou Railway after poor weather caused at least 23 train delays. -
United Airlines Family Boarding Policy Reversed After 4 Years, Will Let Families Pre-Board Again
United Airlines is allowing families with young children to pre-board again, reversing a decision the airline made in 2012 that prohibited them from boarding early. -
Traveling To Latin America Or The Caribbean? Zika Virus Outbreak Could Affect Your Travel Plans - What You Should Know
It's pregnant travelers who will be most affected by this health scare, officials say. -
Airbus Agrees To Sell 118 Jets To Iran In $25 Billion Deal
Iran has taken its first step towards re-entering the "international civil aviation community," purchasing 118 jets from Airbus for $25 billion. -
Passport Expiring In 2016? Renew ASAP, Says U.S. State Department (VIDEO)
Millions are expected to renew their passports for 2016. -
New U.S. Regulations Ease Travel And Financial Restrictions For Cuba, Clearing Path For Commerce
In the third major release of U.S. regulations designed to expand travel, commercial opportunities and engagement with Cuba, the two countries continue to re-build ties after more than five decades of sanctions. -
German Engineers Successfully Build Ship That Is Part Boat, Plane And Hovercraft
The engineers behind FlyShip explain that the vehicle could have several potential applications in both civilian and governmental transportation such as in the area of military surveillance, anti-piracy operations and as a speedy ferry. -
Smart Concrete Can Melt Snow And Ice Using Electric Current
Imagine clearing your sidewalk without lifing a finger. -
Ristorante Grotta Palazzese: Daydream-Worthy Dining On The Italian Coast (PHOTOS)
This restaurant must be seen to be believed. -
Henry Worsley, Former British Serviceman And Explorer, Dies Trying To Cross The Antarctic
Famous British explorer Henry Worsley died while attempting to cross the Antarctic. -
Arcade Hotel, Dedicated To Gamers, Opens In Amsterdam
Gaming equipment at the Arcade Hotel in Amsterdam can be accessed in the lobby and are inclusive of the accommodation fee. -
United Plane Slides Off Chiacgo Runway Due To Snowy Grounds
There were no reported injuries regarding the incident.
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