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Avoid these 8 foreign currency mistakes to save money when traveling

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
In this June 15, 2018, file photo, cash is fanned out from a wallet in North Andover, Mass. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File) As a longtime digital nomad, Nora Dunn has lost a lot of money in the currency exchange game. “I have probably made every mistake in the book along the way,” said Dunn, who shares travel tips and tricks on her The Professional Hobo site and YouTube channel. Making unwise foreign currency choices can happen to even the most experienced traveler.
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The great vacation rental debate: Should costs be split per person or room?

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Hannah Sampson Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The great vacation rental debate: Should costs be split per person or room? (washingtonpost.com) The great vacation rental debate: Should costs be split per person or room? By Andrea Sachs; Hannah Sampson 2026070610010200 For friends and family members who vacation together, one topic can be more fraught than sex, politics or religion: how to split the cost of the rental. In one corner, you have pay-per-person. In the other, pay-per-room. Both plans have defenders and detractors.
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The 42 definitive rules for a group vacation rental

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The 42 definitive rules for a group vacation rental (washingtonpost.com) The 42 definitive rules for a group vacation rental By Hannah Sampson; Andrea Sachs; Natalie B. Compton 2026070510010200 You look forward to it all through the cold, dark winter: a week at the ocean with your pals. Sunshine all day, cool breezes at night, board games after homemade feasts. Sure, that one friend might take too long to commit. Your old college roommate can be a bit controlling about the food plan.
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Avoid these 8 foreign currency mistakes to save money when traveling

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Avoid these 8 foreign currency mistakes to save money when traveling (washingtonpost.com) Avoid these 8 foreign currency mistakes to save money when traveling By Andrea Sachs 2026070410011700 As a longtime digital nomad, Nora Dunn has lost a lot of money in the currency exchange game. "I have probably made every mistake in the book along the way," said Dunn, who shares travel tips and tricks on her The Professional Hobo site and YouTube channel.
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The wet-nosed, treat-loving pups who guard against smuggled goods

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
NEWNAN, Ga. — Agriculture specialists from Customs and Border Protection spend months learning how to prevent plant and animal products potentially harboring pests and diseases from entering the country, a critical line of defense in safeguarding the nation’s farms, food supply and natural resources. Scooby, meanwhile, is in it for the snacks. Last week, the 2-year-old recruit snarfed down handfuls of treats earned for finding an apple in a black box and chunks of fruit and meat in a covered bin.
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The wet-nosed, treat-loving pups who guard against smuggled goods

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Canine training specialist David Jones works with Scooby at a facility in Newnan, Georgia. (Dustin Chambers/For The Washington Post) NEWNAN, Ga. - Agriculture specialists from Customs and Border Protection spend months learning how to prevent plant and animal products potentially harboring pests and diseases from entering the country, a critical line of defense in safeguarding the nation’s farms, food supply and natural resources. Scooby, meanwhile, is in it for the snacks.
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The wet-nosed, treat-loving pups who guard against smuggled goods

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The wet-nosed, treat-loving pups who guard against smuggled goods (washingtonpost.com) The wet-nosed, treat-loving pups who guard against smuggled goods By Andrea Sachs 2026062410010300 NEWNAN, Ga. — Agriculture specialists from Customs and Border Protection spend months learning how to prevent plant and animal products potentially harboring pests and diseases from entering the country, a critical line of defense in safeguarding the nation's farms, food supply and natural resources.
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¿Los empleados más trabajadores del aeropuerto? Estos dos buenos chicos

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Infobae Verified
Ned y Hércules, tumbados en el pasto, en el medio de una jornada de trabajo en el Aeropuerto Internacional Yeager de Virginia Occidental (Rich-Joseph Facun/The Washington Post). La patrulla de vida silvestre del Aeropuerto Internacional Yeager de Virginia Occidental (CRW) recurrió a los perros, específicamente a los border collies Hércules y Ned.
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La muerte de un caballo de carruaje en Central Park reaviva los pedidos para poner fin a una tradición de Nueva York

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
Concejales de la ciudad presentaron proyectos contrapuestos: uno busca prohibir los paseos y otro reforzar la protección de los animales Carruaje en Central Park, Manhattan. NUEVA YORK.- Un caballo de carruaje de 16 años murió la semana pasada mientras transportaba pasajeros por Central Park, lo que reavivó el movimiento que busca prohibir esta tradición de la ciudad de Nueva York.
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A carriage horse died in Central Park, reigniting calls to end a New York tradition

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
A carriage horse died in Central Park, reigniting calls to end a New York tradition (washingtonpost.com) A carriage horse died in Central Park, reigniting calls to end a New York tradition By Andrea Sachs 2026061609011100 A 16-year-old carriage horse died last week while carting passengers around Central Park, reigniting a movement to ban the New York City tradition.
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A carriage horse died in Central Park, reigniting calls to end a New York tradition

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
Andrea Sachs, (c) 2026 , The Washington Post Updated Tue, 16 June 2026 at 9:00 am UTC 7 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A horse-drawn carriage is pictured in Central Park on the first day of autumn, Monday, Sept. 22, 2025, in Manhattan, New York City.
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Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
This summer, the New World is the ultimate dupe for the Old World. Travel to Europe has become more challenging. Airfares, which always rise during peak season, are even higher because of the fuel crisis in the Middle East. Airlines are cutting routes and trimming schedules to save money. The European Union’s new Entry/Exit System is gumming up airports, causing travelers to miss their flights. Overtourism is stressing everyone out.
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Beach traffic ruining your vacation? Take the train to these beaches instead.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Beach traffic ruining your vacation? Take the train to these beaches instead. (washingtonpost.com) Beach traffic ruining your vacation? Take the train to these beaches instead. By Andrea Sachs 2026061010020300 On the East Coast, beach road trips often involve math. You have to calculate when to leave the house and how long the drive will take in summer traffic. Then you have to subtract those hours trapped in gridlock from the fleeting sands of beach time. This summer, we say don't do math on vacation.
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Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
This summer, the New World is the ultimate dupe for the Old World. Travel to Europe has become more challenging. Airfares, which always rise during peak season, are even higher because of the fuel crisis in the Middle East. Airlines are cutting routes and trimming schedules to save money. The European Union’s new Entry/Exit System is gumming up airports, causing travelers to miss their flights. Overtourism is stressing everyone out.
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Fed up with airline runarounds over delays? Opt for a European carrier.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Fed up with airline runarounds over delays? Opt for a European carrier. (washingtonpost.com) Fed up with airline runarounds over delays? Opt for a European carrier. By Andrea Sachs 2026060610010900 During a trip abroad, the Points Guy founder Brian Kelly earned more than $2,000 — and it wasn't from credit card perks. He can thank a canceled flight from Madrid to Paris — and a law known as EU261 — for the windfall. On many fronts, consumer protections are shrinking.
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Ten less-crowded beach destinations to get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Andrea Sachs, Hannah Sampson, Natalie B. Compton The Washington Post Some travel is life-changing. Some is recharging. If you’re feeling burned out these days, you’re probably more keen on booking the latter. You wouldn’t be alone. José Antonio Cruz, owner of Snow & Sand Vacations, said that lately his clients “are looking to relax” and just hit the beach.
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Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities. (washingtonpost.com) Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities. By Andrea Sachs 2026060115490300 This summer, the New World is the ultimate dupe for the Old World. Travel to Europe has become more challenging. Airfares, which always rise during peak season, are even higher because of the fuel crisis in the Middle East. Airlines are cutting routes and trimming schedules to save money.
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Can’t do a European vacation? Visit these 10 European-inspired U.S. cities.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
This summer, the New World is the ultimate dupe for the Old World. Travel to Europe has become more challenging. Airfares, which always rise during peak season, are even higher because of the fuel crisis in the Middle East. Airlines are cutting routes and trimming schedules to save money. The European Union’s new Entry/Exit System is gumming up airports, causing travelers to miss their flights. Overtourism is stressing everyone out.
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Southwest rewinds its extra-seat policy for plus-size passengers

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Southwest rewinds its extra-seat policy for plus-size passengers (washingtonpost.com) Southwest rewinds its extra-seat policy for plus-size passengers By Andrea Sachs 2026052921100400 Southwest Airlines, which received backlash from the plus-size community earlier this year when it tightened its extra-seat policy, has loosened restrictions on securing a second adjacent seat.
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A viral video says booking a flight at a library is cheaper. Is it?

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
In an Instagram video that has nearly 30 million views, a couple claims to save hundreds of dollars simply by booking a flight on a library computer. The library computer, according to the post, is essentially a blank slate unencumbered by the digital baggage of search histories, IP addresses, digital fingerprints or logged-in accounts — and so, theoretically, won’t serve you inflated prices based on past shopping habits. Readers asked what we thought.
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The D.C. concierge who’s spent half a century catering to guests’ every whim

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The D.C. concierge who’s spent half a century catering to guests’ every whim (washingtonpost.com) The D.C. concierge who’s spent half a century catering to guests’ every whim By Andrea Sachs 2026052509010400 For more than half a century, Robert Watson, one of the world's most illustrious concierges, has been saying yes to hotel guests. He said yes to Joe Walsh, the Eagles guitarist who requested matches to smoke in his room at the InterContinental London — this was Europe circa 1977, after all.
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Viral video says booking a flight at a library is cheaper. We investigated.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
In an Instagram video that has nearly 30 million views, a couple claims to save hundreds of dollars simply by booking a flight on a library computer. The library computer, according to the post, is essentially a blank slate unencumbered by the digital baggage of search histories, IP addresses, digital fingerprints or logged-in accounts - and so, theoretically, won't serve you inflated prices based on past shopping habits. Readers asked what we thought.
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A viral video says booking a flight at a library is cheaper. We investigated.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
In an Instagram video that has nearly 30 million views, a couple claims to save hundreds of dollars simply by booking a flight on a library computer. The library computer, according to the post, is essentially a blank slate unencumbered by the digital baggage of search histories, IP addresses, digital fingerprints or logged-in accounts - and so, theoretically, won’t serve you inflated prices based on past shopping habits.
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With this airport’s new remote TSA checkpoint, you can go straight to your gate

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. - The Massachusetts Port Authority, which owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport, unveiled the country’s first remote TSA checkpoint site, with ticket reservations opening yesterday and service starting on June 1. During the three-month trial, passengers screened at the Framingham facility can ride a secure bus from the Boston suburb straight to their gate, bypassing the airport’s busy departures terminals and security lanes.
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With this airport’s new remote TSA checkpoint, you can go straight to your gate

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
With this airport’s new remote TSA checkpoint, you can go straight to your gate (washingtonpost.com) With this airport’s new remote TSA checkpoint, you can go straight to your gate By Andrea Sachs 2026051918230300 FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — The Massachusetts Port Authority, which owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport, unveiled the country's first remote TSA checkpoint site, with ticket reservations now available and service starting on June 1.
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10 less-crowded beach destinations to get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
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Don’t sit down at that bar in Madrid, and other tips from chef José Andrés

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Andrea Sachs The Washington Post On your next trip to Spain, listen to José Andrés, not your mother. When grabbing a bite at a bar, the Spanish American chef and restaurateur advises visitors to eat while standing up. It’s not bad form; it’s tradition. “It’s the best way to experience [bar culture], by far,” Andrés said from his home in Bethesda. “And it’s quicker.
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Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Let’s ask a pet psychic

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Andrea Sachs The Washington Post Have you ever wondered if your cats really like driving to the beach every summer? If the dog minds flying in a carrier inches from your feet? If your pets, left behind with a sitter, miss you or see your absence as an opportunity to extract more snacks? Pet psychics say they have the answers.
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Meet Merla, the beagle who busted air travelers for 100 meat sandwiches and more

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Two duffels appeared on a baggage carousel in Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, looking as unremarkable as the hundreds of other pieces of luggage arriving on that afternoon’s Seoul flight. Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. During her Feb.
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Meet Merla, the beagle who busted air travelers for 100 meat sandwiches and more

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Meet Merla, the beagle who busted air travelers for 100 meat sandwiches and more (washingtonpost.com) Meet Merla, the beagle who busted air travelers for 100 meat sandwiches and more By Andrea Sachs 2026051415550400 Two duffels appeared on a baggage carousel in Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, looking as unremarkable as the hundreds of other pieces of luggage arriving on that afternoon's Seoul flight. But Merla's nose knew differently. During her Feb.
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Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Ask a pet psychic.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Ask a pet psychic. (washingtonpost.com) Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Ask a pet psychic. By Andrea Sachs 2026051209012300 The puggle wanted to talk about her Christmas road trip to Illinois. The pet psychic was ready to listen.
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Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Ask a pet psychic.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. The puggle wanted to talk about her Christmas road trip to Illinois. The pet psychic was ready to listen. Cleo, an 8-year-old pug-beagle mix, shared with Elizabeth Baudhuin, an animal communicator, her highs and lows of the family adventure during a recent session in D.C. On the plus side, Baudhuin said, she enjoyed riding in her blue dog bed, sleeping in hotels and seeing her Uncle Doug.
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Does your dog miss you while you’re on vacation? Ask a pet psychic.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Flipboard
Virginia becomes first Southern state to mandate paid family and medical leave for workers After Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed twin bills on Monday, Virginia is now on track to establish a paid family and medical leave program by 2028. The …
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Delta cuts free snacks on short flights, sparking debate

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By Natalie B. Compton Verified, Andrea Sachs Verified
| Aol Verified
In a devastating move for Biscoff cookie fans, Delta Air Lines announced this week that it will no longer serve free snacks and beverages to economy passengers on flights of less than 350 miles, starting May 19. For some fliers, the reaction was: You can take beverages from their cold, dehydrated hands. “Paying premium prices for a budget experience is crazy work,” one social media user wrote. Trips under 250 miles were already service-free in economy.
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Delta is cutting snacks and drinks on short flights. Our reporters debate.

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By Hannah Sampson Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified, Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Delta is cutting snacks and drinks on short flights. Our reporters debate. (washingtonpost.com) Delta is cutting snacks and drinks on short flights. Our reporters debate. By Hannah Sampson; Natalie B. Compton; Andrea Sachs 2026050909021700 In a devastating move for Biscoff cookie fans, Delta Air Lines announced this week that it will no longer serve free snacks and beverages to economy passengers on flights of less than 350 miles, starting May 19.
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10 less-crowded beach destinations where you can get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
The harlequin-patterned Cape Lookout Lighthouse is one of several historical structures on the coastland in North Carolina. (North Carolina's Crystal Coast) Some travel is life-changing. Some is recharging. And if you’re feeling as burned out as we are these days, you’re probably more keen on booking the latter. You wouldn’t be alone. José Antonio Cruz, owner of Snow & Sand Vacations, said thatlately his clients “are looking to relax,” and just hit the beach.
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The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The wildlife patrol at West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) has gone to the dogs - specifically, to border collies Hercules and Ned. Five days a week, and sometimes weekends, the herding dogs punch the clock and go to work clearing birds and woodland creatures from the mountaintop airfield at CRW. Their job as “wildlife canines” is critical to protecting planes and passengers from potentially dangerous wildlife strikes.
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10 less-crowded beach destinations to get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Some travel is life-changing. Some is recharging. And if you’re feeling as burned out as we are these days, you’re probably more keen on booking the latter. You wouldn’t be alone. Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. José Antonio Cruz, owner of Snow & Sand Vacations, said that lately his clients “are looking to relax,” and just hit the beach.
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10 less-crowded beach destinations to get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Some travel is life-changing. Some is recharging. And if you’re feeling as burned out as we are these days, you’re probably more keen on booking the latter. You wouldn’t be alone. Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. José Antonio Cruz, owner of Snow & Sand Vacations, said that lately his clients “are looking to relax,” and just hit the beach.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy 10 less-crowded beach destinations to get away from it all

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By Andrea Sachs Verified, Natalie B. Compton Verified
| MSN Verified
Andrea Sachs, Hannah Sampson, Natalie Compton Some travel is life-changing . Some is recharging. And if you're feeling as burned out as we are these days, you're probably more keen on booking the latter. You wouldn't be alone. José Antonio Cruz, owner of Snow & Sand Vacations , said that lately his clients “are looking to relax,” and just hit the beach.
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How do I get my money back from Spirit Airlines? What to know after shutdown.

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| MSN Verified
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How do I get my money back from Spirit Airlines? What to know after shutdown.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
How do I get my money back from Spirit Airlines? What to know after shutdown. (washingtonpost.com) How do I get my money back from Spirit Airlines? What to know after shutdown. By Andrea Sachs; Hannah Sampson 2026050214040400 After two recent bankruptcies, countless punch lines and untold number of cheap flights, Spirit Airlines ceased operations early Saturday morning. All of the budget carrier's flights are canceled.
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How do I get my money back from Spirit Airlines? What to know after shutdown.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Flipboard
2 hours ago A Silicon Valley resident's maiden voyage in a driverless taxi did not exactly end on a high note. Di Jin, a Sunnyvale man, took his very first Waymo ride on a Monday morning, heading from his home to San Jose Mineta Airport for a business trip. The ride itself, he said, went perfectly fine. It was …
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This Airbnb host turns leftovers into meals for people in need

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
This Airbnb host turns leftovers into meals for people in need (washingtonpost.com) This Airbnb host turns leftovers into meals for people in need By Andrea Sachs 2026050209011000 Reid Kennedy, an Airbnb host in Minnesota, found a mission in a bottle of Pepsi. Three years ago, the jazz drummer who rents a room in his St. Paul home discovered an abandoned soda in the fridge he shares with guests. Instead of drinking or tossing it, he decided to give it away.
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Don’t panic about summer flight prices; do this instead

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Andrea Sachs The Washington Post Usually your spring break tan has faded before you need to turn your attention to the next big getaway — summer vacation. But not this season. The war in Iran has created a sense of urgency in trip planning, a race against rising airfares and vanishing routes. For months, the Strait of Hormuz, a critical highway for the global oil market, has been closed or severely disrupted.
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The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Hercules, left, and Ned wait for a command at CRW as Keyser checks the perimeter of the property. (Rich-Joseph Facun for The Washington Post) CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The wildlife patrol at West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) has gone to the dogs - specifically, to border collies Hercules and Ned. Five days a week, and sometimes weekends, the herding dogs punch the clock and go to work clearing birds and woodland creatures from the mountaintop airfield at CRW.
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The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The wildlife patrol at West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) has gone to the dogs - specifically, to border collies Hercules and Ned. Five days a week, and sometimes weekends, the herding dogs punch the clock and go to work clearing birds and woodland creatures from the mountaintop airfield at CRW.
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I spent 21 hours traveling by train to avoid flights. Was it worth it?

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
The first 10 hours flew by. When I boarded Amtrak’s Cardinal train in D.C. on a sunny Wednesday morning, I said farewell to the fresh air and freedom of movement as if I were the fifth Artemis astronaut. That evening, I emerged from the coach compartment in Charleston, W.Va., my final destination. Standing beneath a dome of pale stars, I watched the train vanish into the night, marveling at the magic of rail travel.
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The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys.

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys. (washingtonpost.com) The hardest-working staff at the airport? These two good boys. By Andrea Sachs 2026042609021000 CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The wildlife patrol at West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) has gone to the dogs — specifically, to border collies Hercules and Ned.
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Missing lion cub is reunited with family after rescue

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By Andrea Sachs Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Missing lion cub is reunited with family after rescue (washingtonpost.com) Missing lion cub is reunited with family after rescue By Andrea Sachs 2026042509011700 The life of Kiros, a lion cub separated from his family by a dubious zoo owner, could inspire a Disney film — animals in peril, a heroic rescue, a missing baby, a happy ending. Kiros was born in 2023 at Zoo Animalia, a roadside animal attraction in Quebec.
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