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Disney’s new CEO has overseen a huge transformation of the Disney parks. Take a tour

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By Ramishah Maruf Verified, Sarah-Grace Mankarious, Koko Nakajima, Marie Barbier, Agne Jurkenaite
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Josh D’Amaro begins his first day as Disney CEO on Wednesday. For the past six years, D’Amaro has been the face of the company’s iconic parks as the chief of Disney Experiences and has overseen the most lucrative part of the entertainment behemoth, a division made up of theme parks, cruise lines and consumer products. Under D’Amaro’s tenure, Disney launched a massive – and expensive – strategy to turbocharge its experiences around the world.
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What if the United States had high-speed rail?

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By Eleanor Stubbs, Alex Leeds Matthews Verified, Curt Merrill, Agne Jurkenaite
| CNN Verified
Americans planning holiday travel may be facing some of the worst flight delays in years. Although the government shutdown has ended, it could take months for air travel to fully recover. High-speed trains would offer Americans an attractive alternative — if they existed. Nearly 200 years ago, the United States opened its first modern railway and by 1850, it was home to more than 9,000 miles of railroad — as much as the rest of the world combined.
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The storied, sometimes questionable and funny, history of one of sports' greatest trophies

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By Agne Jurkenaite, Marco Chacon, Alicia Johnson, Benjamin Church Verified
| CNN Verified
Published: Jun 4, 2025 (CNN) — It’s one of the most recognizable trophies in sports, with a history dating back to the 19th century, so it’s no surprise that the Stanley Cup has a story or two to tell. Named after Lord Stanley of Preston, a Canadian governor general who donated the first Cup back in 1892, the trophy is awarded to the NHL champions every year. It is, and always has been, the pinnacle of the sport and something players dedicate their entire lives to winning.
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