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A new triple-inversion spinning roller coaster themed as a retro-futuristic time machine will put a small Missouri theme park back in the thrill ride spotlight with the world’s fastest, steepest and tallest ride of its kind. Set to debut in spring 2018, the $26-million Time Traveler coaster at Silver

Smaller and sometimes more out-of-the-way airports can save you a decent chunk of change and a fair amount of grief.

Use these tips to find a great deal.        

At Switzerland's stunning new Julier Tower theater, some of the most dramatic scenes are outside the building.

Whether it's museums or nightclubs, Berlin is as fascinating as ever. Insiders share tips on Germany's dynamic capital.

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The carriers have a dress code, of sorts. And if you do dress up, will that help your chances of getting an upgrade? Maybe.

After a week of incendiary language from President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, administration officials on Sunday tried to tamp down fears that the two nations are on the brink of a nuclear war. The officials projected calm, a message directed as much to North Korea as to

The nomadic lifestyle may have its rewards, but it isn't for everyone.        

Norwegian Cruise Line on Sunday revealed details of what it plans for the soon-to-debut, 4,000-passenger Norwegian Bliss.        

How much leeway will a captain have to give passengers a good view of the eclipse while in the air?        

Check into a retreat to jump-start a wellness program, and after a workout, let your body rest with a spa treatment.        

Gov. Eddie Calvo uploaded his phone call with President Trump to social media. Some residents of Guam were appalled at the talk about tourism amid talk of missile strikes.

“I wanted to capture photos that were cinematic because I am very inspired by the cinema of Hong Kong,” said the photographer An Rong Xu, who visited Hong Kong this spring.

First, some comforting reassurance to all panicked late 20-somethings fighting off enough unchecked lists already. This isn't really a checklist, and 30 is really just a number. So if you're 72 and don't feel a day over 29 ½, the following naturally applies to you as well.