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12 1950s behaviors now against the law
In the 1950s kids roamed unsupervised; today that’s often seen as neglect.
Today's trip down memory lane takes off with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry falling through the North ...
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Dulles was supposed to be the airport of the future. So why does everyone, including Trump, hate it?
President Trump vowed this week to change Dulles International Airport, the Washington, DC airport known for its interesting design and unique way of transporting travelers in mobile lounges.
The USDOT's campaign for civility in airports and on airplanes make a crash landing with flyers and late night talk shows.
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How Hollywood and the Pentagon became partners in the 1950s
During the 1950s, Hollywood studios and the U.S. military formed a mutually beneficial partnership. Film producers gained access to bases, aircraft, ships, and equipment—resources that would have been ...
As the standard bearer for supersonic travel, Concorde carried passengers from London and Paris to destinations such as New ...
At a recent press conference, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy addressed what he called "a degradation in civility ...
Here's why experts say tomato juice tastes totally different while you're cruising up at 30,000 feet in the air. The post What makes tomato juice taste so much better on planes? The science explained ...
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Pentagon rushes to fix challenges in deterring China, including shortage of ships and missiles
More missiles and ships are needed to confront the China challenge. Hegseth has made it a top priority.
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Boulder Daily Camera on MSNOpinion
Xcel's rate increases are no coincidence; propeller planes should be incinerated; we must stay engaged (Letters)
Xcel’s rate increases are no coincidence I find the timing of Xcel Energy’s rate increase for 2026 to be very close to the multi-million dollar settlement for their part in the Marshall Fire. I do not ...
Boeing noses are an older design than Airbus's and stem from a different design philosophy, but these nuances make little aerodynamic difference.
Former Presidents flew on a variety of aircraft.
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