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I took a Dolly Parton-inspired flight. Here’s what it was like Original

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Nov. 7, 2026, 9:46 a.m. ET SANFORD, Florida – I counted at least six blonde wigs on a Dolly Parton-inspired flight from Florida to Tennessee. “We knew the assignment, so we had to do it,” Karen Nehus said after we landed. She wore a pink sequined jacket, black fringe shirt and matching pants with her mane of platinum curls. Other passengers donned denim, rhinestones and T-shirts with Parton’s face on it for Allegiant Air Flight 925.
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I took a Dolly Parton-inspired flight. Here’s what it was like

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4:39 1 day ago Celebrities Who Turned Down Fame's Biggest Honors Unbranded - unbranded - Entertainment • 1d Some celebrities have rejected major honors, while others have received awards only after their deaths. Clint Eastwood declined multiple Hollywood Walk of Fame nominations, while Julia Roberts accepted a nomination but has yet to arrange her ceremony. George Clooney never scheduled his unveiling, and Whitney Houston’s nomination expired.
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There's no contest when it comes to holidays at Disney, Universal

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Park Pulse is USA TODAY's weekly guide to what's happening across America's national parks and major theme park destinations, including Disney and Universal. There's a scene early in “ A Christmas Story ,” where Ralphie Parker and his friends stand outside the window of Higbee's department store, staring in wide-eyed wonder at the mountain of mesmerizing toys inside.
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How safe is air travel now? What to know after the Learjet 60 crash Original

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Nov. 2, 2026, 5:35 p.m. ET Private and commercial aircraft are regulated differently by the Federal Aviation Administration. General aviation, which includes privately owned planes, historically has a higher accident rate than commercial aviation. It's going to be a while before we know what caused a Learjet 60 to crash in South Florida on Nov. 1. All nine people on board the private business plane died when it plummeted in Palm Beach County.
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A new rule will affect nearly everyone flying into the US

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There’s a new rule for travelers flying to the U.S. Starting Tuesday, Nov. 3, anyone boarding an international flight into the country will first need to attest that they have not been to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in the 21 days prior. The DRC is currently facing the second-largest Ebola outbreak on record, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which issued the attestation order. As of Oct.
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A new rule will affect nearly everyone flying into the US

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Airbnb eases cleaning load for guests

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The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified the victim of a fatal motorcycle crash that took place east of Bismarck on Friday. A 64-year-ol…
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You won't be allowed to fly into the US without signing this

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| Miami Herald Verified
There's a new rule for travelers flying to the U.S. Starting Tuesday, Nov. 3, anyone boarding an international flight into the country will first need to attest that they have not been to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in the 21 days prior. The DRC is currently facing the second-largest Ebola outbreak on record, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which issued the attestation order. As of Oct.
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