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Billionaire adding animatronic dinosaurs to resort
A billionaire in Australia is decking out his resort just north of Brisbane with animatronic dinosaurs.
Samoan airline says "pay by weight" plan fairest way to fly
A Samoan airline has a new take on ticketing. The carrier boasts that they are the world's first airline to charge passengers by weight versus seats. Passengers are charged a combined fee based on bodyweight and baggage per kilogram -- at a rate dependent on flight length.
A bear, tiger and lion live together in Ga. sanctuary
Where can you find a bear playing with a tiger, a lion confiscated from a drug dealer, a monkey named Elvis and more than a thousand other animals? All of them call Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary home. "All of Noah's Ark's animals are rescued in one form or another," Allison ...
Bear, tiger and lion live as siblings at Ga. sanctuary
Where can you find a bear playing with a tiger, a lion confiscated from a drug dealer, a monkey named Elvis and more than a thousand other animals? All of them call Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary home.
FAA May Ease Restrictions on E-Readers
Under pressure from lawmakers, the FAA may ease restrictions on electronic reading devices during take off and landings.
Cherry blossoms bloom in DC
Despite a change in the peak Cherry Blossom forecast, the nation's capitol started to play host to travelers trying to catch a glimpse of one of the first signs that spring is here and will be sticking around - the famous Cherry Blossoms. For more information visit http://www.nationalcherryblossomfestival.org/.
Pop up museum shows prison artifacts
Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA is allowing the public to see dozens of never-before-seen artifacts for 10 days only in a "pop-up museum"
Couple captured captured in photo 30 years before marriage
It’s a futuristic photobomb. A 30-year-old family photo at Disney World captured a woman's husband in the background, 15 years before they met.
Rape of Tourist in India Raises Safety Alarm
As more cases of rape and assault surface in the media in India, they raise a question: Are women safe traveling alone? The WSJ's Margherita Stancati offers advice for those going solo.
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