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A Spirit Airlines passenger was removed from a flight from LaGuardia airport to Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Friday for refusing to wear a mask. 

Visitors to the Taj Mahal will have to wear masks at all times, keep their distance and not touch its glistening marble surfaces when India's 17th-century monument to love reopens on Monday after a three-month COVID-19 shutdown.

Think of your RV as your own little kingdom or ecosystem.

The end for the program has been hanging in the air for years amid falling orders and pricing pressure.

About 15 million Americans are expected to travel by plane this summer.

A Black family has filed a federal lawsuit against the parent company of Hampton Inn and others after the family said a North Carolina clerk called police on them over a billing dispute two years ago.

Large crowds have surfaced at some popular shore spots recently with poor compliance with mandated measures to help slow the spread of the virus.

Boeing is moving forward with plans to cut about 10 percent of its workforce.

Adventure tourism business making a comeback as Americans seek outdoor fun in response to COVID-19 lockdowns and restricions.

Viking said it is seeing "strong demand" for its Mississippi River cruises.

President Trump is expected to speak at the event, which has issued 7,500 tickets to watch fireworks that he previewed on Thursday as a “display like few people have seen.”

The U.S. is the worst-hit nation globally and accounts for about a quarter of the more than 10.8 million coronavirus cases world-wide, according to Johns Hopkins.

As President Trump visits Mount Rushmore on Friday, here’s what you need to know about the monument.

Here’s what you need to know about driving estimates for the July Fourth weekend.

Airbnb will block some of its younger U.S. guests from booking homes in their local area in a continued effort to crack down on unauthorized house parties in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. 

The U.S. aviation sector received a $32 billion bailout to cover its payrolls.

U.S. District Judge Anne Conway said that Donna Lorman's request for unlimited access to rides through Disney's FastPass line or at least 10 readmission passes was unnecessary and unreasonable, saying it was ripe for abuse.