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MLS power rankings: Columbus Crew continue to make history

Welcome back to the Guardian’s MLS Power Rankings, where I have a beef with your specific team and your specific team alone. If you have complaints, toss ‘em in the comments down below, but be warned: I’m better at blocking out negativity than Pedro Gallese has been at stopping shots this season. Now, as a reminder, these aren’t your standard, run-of-the-mill power rankings. We’re still ranking teams from worst to first. But along with the...


UAE: Want to have breakfast with giraffes? 10 places for cool animal encounters

Tickets start at Dh5, but in some places, entry is free of charge


I was a full-time nanny, it put me off having children forever

Marcela, 28, of Missouri, was raised to believe that having kids would be a joyous experience - but she realized she felt otherwise upon taking care of other people's kids at her day job.


Amazing attractions around the world where you can actually spend the NIGHT

It’s closing time at the museum, but you don't have to go home just yet. Stay the night at some of these awesome attractions and enjoy exclusive access to their many wonders.


Royal Caribbean CEO: Consumer doing exceptionally well, demand is strong and accelerating

Jason Liberty, Royal Caribbean CEO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss what's driving the company's demand, what's allowing the company to raise prices, and the return on investment for private islands.


Amazing European Destinations To Visit With Your EV

We’ve rounded up our favourite hotels, campsites and other destinations in Europe where you can charge your electric car.


Frank Shrontz, Boeing CEO During Era of Innovation, Dies at 92

Frank Shrontz, who spent a decade leading US aviation giant Boeing Co. through upswings and downturns amid fierce competition, has died. He was 92.


Bonza breaks promise to customers after budget airline cancelled all its flights and had its planes repossessed

The airline was placed into voluntary administration on Tuesday hours after all of their flights were grounded and their fleet of Boeing 737 Max 8s repossessed.


Underground attractions around the world you need to visit

From a sauna inside a former mine to wartime tunnels and rock-hewn temples, we've dug up the most interesting underground attractions across the globe.


The rise of airport lounges


Did you know you can visit these legendary battlefields?

Battlefields are tangible reminders of some of the deadliest military clashes in history. The serene landscapes we admire today were once marred by the bloodshed of countless individuals who perished in fierce combat. These sites are meticulously preserved to ensure their significance endures, serving as historical landmarks that bore witness to pivotal campaigns and conflicts that have shaped the course of global wars. Take a virtual journey to these haunting fields where past battles unfolded, and reflect on the magnitude of their impact. Click through the gallery to begin.


Travel Unpacked: Emirates' autism-friendly flights and trending summer destinations

What type of summer holiday are you craving? Perhaps you want to party in India or maybe you prefer to explore dark histories in Edinburgh? Either way, Pinterest has shared plenty of inspiration via its Summer 2024 Travel Trends Report. In Dubai, Emirates is working to make flying more inclusive for travellers with neurodivergent children, and Beon...


World Book Day fosters friendships across cultures and continents: Bodour Al Qasimi

SHARJAH, 22nd April, 2024 (WAM) -- Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, the Chairperson of the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA), stated that "World Book Day" is not only a celebration of literature but also a powerful call to action. It reminds us of the profound impact books have in fostering friendships across cultures and continents and promoting empathy and understanding between distant peoples.In a statement on World Book Day, Sheikha Bodour...


Why you should see the least-visited US national parks

Believe it or not, there are some extraordinary natural parks in the US that aren't Yellowstone or Yosemite. Don't let the guidebooks fool you. Just because a park doesn't bring in millions of tourists every year doesn't mean it isn't worth visiting. Some of the most spectacular national parks in the United States are completely off the beaten path. Check out this gallery to find out all the spectacular secrets hiding in the 10 most unpopular national parks in the United States.


The world's best dinosaur destinations for history lovers

Bring out your inner palaeontologist with the world's most fascinating dinosaur destinations.


Gulf Air to Resume Flights to Iraq After 4-Year Suspension

Bahrain's national airline, Gulf Air, is set to restart flights to Iraq following a four-year break. This decision was announced on Saturday by the Bahraini news agency. Gulf Air to Resume Flights to Iraq After 4-Year Suspension


£12,000 for a ticket to see Scotland's opening game at the Euros!

Watching Scotland play at a major tournament has been a rare treat over the past three decades. But Scotland tickets for their Euro opening match are being offered by resale companies for £12,000


Which world records can be broken at the 2024 Paris Olympics?


Friday’s rapid-fire: Cloudflare, DraftKings, Expedia, Booking and Hershey

Jim Cramer looks at five stocks outside the CNBC Investing Club portfolio.


Loyal terrier who refused to leave the side of dead owner is adopted

The faithful dog, called Martha, was found shivering, alone and forlorn by James Trounson after he was called to a house in Breage, Cornwall where the owner had died.


Why Airplanes Fly at 35,000 Feet, According to a Former Pilot

The cruising altitude for commercial planes typically ranges between 30,000 and 42,000 feet.


7 Professional Travelers Share Their Absolute Favorite Travel Rewards Program — and Why

Top experts pick their favorite travel loyalty program.


50 historic destinations you won't have visited, but should

These are the best historic cities and towns around the world that you probably haven't visited – but should.


UAE participates in ICAO Seminar on Green Airports

ATHENS, 25 April 2024 (WAM) -- Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director General of the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), highlighted the UAE’s commitment to actively participating in the international dialogue on the future of the civil aviation sector.Al Suwaidi stressed that the UAE is a key supporter of the international efforts to promote the transition to a green aviation system, in line with global sustainable development goals and the...


Do you live in one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world?

Time Out magazine recently published its list of the 40 coolest neighborhoods in the world. For the sixth year running, the magazine surveyed over 12,000 people in this year's shortlist, including city-dwellers and local experts. The best districts were rated based on fun, food, culture, and community. In this gallery you'll find a condensed version of the magazine's coveted list. Click on to see if you live in one of the world's coolest neighborhoods.


The most beautiful natural parks in The Netherlands


6 valuable travel perks that you can get with a credit card

There’s no shortage of great travel perks out there that you can receive with a credit card. Premium cards can shield you from risk with travel insurance and rental car insurance, and help you enjoy (almost) every minute of your vacation with luxuries like lounge access. So what are some of the best travel perks, …


Today's best photos: From NBA playoffs to a tornado over Texas

The National picks the most striking images from around the world


Catherine Richards blazing a trail in rugby from Abu Dhabi to Wales

Sat alongside the other travelling reserves watching Wales take their first win of the Women’s Six Nations in front of 10,000 spectators in Cardiff on Saturday, Catherine Richards was half a world removed from where it had all started out. At the same moment, 4,000km away, hundreds of young aspiring rugby players were setting the seal on their seas...


The 99 ultimate wish list travel experiences

From amazing adventures to dream destinations, here are 99 of the world's most unmissable travel experiences for this year.


Interplay of light and shadow

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Kuwaiti photographer Mohammed Sami Jery embarked on a captivating journey of discovery, venturing into the enchanting realms of light. Armed with his camera, Jery set out to explore the world, beginning with the familiar landscapes of Kuwait and extending his lens to encompass the diverse cultures and landscapes of other places.Jery has traversed through various professional fields, from the airline...


Outstanding cave paintings and rock art you have to see

Parietal art, the archaeological term for artwork done on cave walls, shelters, or large blocks of stone, is often staggering in its color and complexity. This rare and delicate cave art affords us a fascinating glimpse into the distant past. Indeed, these paintings, many hidden at sites deep underground, provide a pictorial canvas of early human history. Browse through the gallery and admire this exceptional art from the ancient world.


'Extreme' climate blamed for world's worst wine harvest in 62 years

'Extreme' climate blamed for world's worst wine harvest in 62 years World wine production dropped 10 percent last year, the biggest fall in more than six decades, because of "extreme" climate changes, the body that monitors the trade said Thursday. France bucked the falling harvest trend, with a four percent rise, making it by far the world's biggest wine producer.


All the places in our world where you can find hell

In most belief systems, the afterlife can only be accessed once one has passed. But then there are some who believed, and still believe, that the living could access the underworld directly here on Earth. From Mayan caves to Japanese swamps, there are various entrances, scattered across the globe. And while some of these spots involve the Christian concept of hell, some lead to other, sometimes not so unpleasant, afterlives. If you should decide to visit any of these sites, any consequences on opening an infernal portal are on you! Now that you've been warned, click through the following gallery to check them out.


We’ve hunted down the world’s most dangerous (thrilling) attractions

From deep water soloing in Thailand to riding the world’s fastest roller coaster in the UAE and the most dangerous bike trails in North and South America, here are our top picks of the most adrenaline-inducing activities, guaranteed to add extra thrills to your travels.


The most peaceful countries to live in

In this gallery, we invite you to step into a world where nations vie for the coveted title of Earth's Zen Master, a realm where tranquility reigns supreme. Join us on an exploration of the Global Peace Index, a fascinating journey into the heart of serenity. Discover the delicate balance of peace in a world where harmony is both the destination and the journey. All of the countries listed here are committed to creating a stable and comfortable environment in which their citizens are allowed to thrive and grow without the worry of crime and the threat of danger. Without further ago, click on to discover the most peaceful countries in the world.


Google’s top travel destinations in 2024 for Americans

Are you thinking of traveling anywhere soon? As globetrotters in the United States start gearing up for the summer ahead, their thoughts and Google searches inevitably turn to potential travel destinations. And just which locations are they looking up? Well, Google has compiled a list of the most-searched travel destinations for 2024, so let's find out! Click through the following gallery to see which places people are desperate to visit in summer 2024.


Countries with the most beauty queens and kings in the world


These are the world's most stunning cruise ports

Take a look at some of the best cruise ports and ports of call worldwide.


Why planes are forbidden from flying over Disney parks (and other no-fly zones)

There are a number of airspace areas where aircraft are prohibited from entering. These usually include both manned (e.g. planes and helicopters) and unmanned ones (i.e. drones). There are essentially two main types of restricted areas: no-fly zones and prohibited airspace. They differ slightly, but both are implemented to the the same effect. In this gallery, we look at where in the world aircraft are prohibited from entering. Click on to find out if your country is on the list.


Sad reason iconic Aussie live music venue is closing its doors

The Zoo in Brisbane 's Fortitude Valley has made the 'impossibly hard' decision that it's no longer viable to stay open due to high cost of living pressures.


Lynch: PGA Tour stars appear to be gaming the system. Is it true? Doesn’t matter

The scorched-earth political strategist Lee Atwater has been dead for more than three decades, but one of his odious aphorisms has never been more alive: “Perception is reality.” One need only skim the scummy surface of social media to realize how many people require…


Direct flights between Fujairah, Cairo launching in July

FUJAIRAH, 3rd May, 2024 (WAM) -- Fujairah International Airport announced the launch of direct flights between Fujairah and Cairo, starting next July, at a rate of two flights per week on Sundays and Thursdays, in a new cooperation between the Fujairah Airport administration and Egyptair, the state-owned flag carrier of Egypt.Captain Ismail Al Balushi, Director General of Fujairah International Airport, affirmed that this step comes within the...


The giant sheep helping Tajikistan weather climate change

The giant sheep helping Tajikistan weather climate change In the hills outside the Tajik capital Dushanbe, shepherd Bakhtior Sharipov was watching over his flock of giant Hissar sheep. Shepherd Bakhtior Sharipov tends his Hissar sheep in a field near the town of Hissar, western Tajikistan.


Incredible Scenic Routes Proving That Australia Is The World's Road Trip Capital

Here are some of the ultimate drives to experience Down Under.


I Used to Hate Wearing Shorts, but This Flowy, Under-$50 Pair From Athleta Is My New Summer Travel Staple

They’re perfect for running, hiking, and sightseeing.


I Tried the Smash Burgers at 5 Popular Chains & the Best Was Pure Bliss

When you want seared meat with perfectly crisped edges and the right topping balance, head to one of these chains for a smash burger.


Our credit numbers continue to be best in class, says American Express CEO

Steve Squeri, American Express Chairman and CEO, joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk generational trends in spending, the state of the consumer, and much more.


The world's strangest museums

While many may associate museums with hours-long walks through hallways covered in art that you may not understand, that's only one side of things. Museums can cover various topics, with everything from mustard, to SPAM, and even barbed wire or burnt food getting their very own exhibitions. Browse the gallery and cast your eyes over some of the weirdest museum collections in the world.


I've taken my kids, 6 and 12, on dozens of camping trips. I enjoy them more than traditional vacations.

Camping trips have been better for my family than traditional vacations. They're cheaper, more relaxing, and I feel more connected to my kids.