It's easy to feel that way, what with those first class lie-flat seats, personal TVs, gourmet food and all the other perks. That 'special' feeling explains the hordes of almost-elites who make frantic last minute, year-end mileage runs to reach exalted status in airline frequent flyer miles programs. But are they doomed to lose this race?
Don't unlock that cellphone. Starting today, Jan. 26, 2013, it is illegal to unlock your phone and use it on another network.
Starting Sunday, paying by credit card could get more expensive. Under the terms of a $7.2 billion settlement reached last summer between credit card companies and merchants, merchants will be free, starting Sunday, to impose a surcharge on customers paying by credit card. How big a surcharge depends on how much the merchant pays on processing fees, but the amount legally permissible will be between 1.5 percent and 4 percent of your purchase price.
North Korea appears to be both a threat and an enigma. In recent days, it has boasted that its ballistic missiles are a threat to the United States, but hard information is difficult to get from that very closed communist country. American intelligence agencies watch...Read more: Google Earth Used to Spot North Korean Labor Camp
A new strain of norovirus that wreaks havoc on people’s stomachs is so vicious that it’s being called a “superbug” by doctors. Though it was first identified in Australia, this norovirus — also called the Sydney strain — is quickly spreading across the United States....Read more: Doctors Warn of New Stomach 'Superbug' Hitting U.S.
Kia is taking to the big screen to preview its Super Bowl ad for the second year in a row. Viewers got their first look at a teaser for the ad Friday online and in movie theaters. The complete ad spot, called “Space Babies,” will...
What do Kristen Stewart, Nicole Kidman, and Marion Cotillard look like without the gloss? Check out the photos below. The leading ladies and a whole bunch of other stars went natural for the latest issue of W magazine. They also opened up about...
Using genetic modification to treat HIV could create cells that are resistant to the two major types of the virus, preventing it from evolving into AIDS, according to a new study. Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine and the University of Texas at...Read more: Study: Genetically Modified Cells Could Prevent Death From HIV/AIDS
A post-Reagan political drift: Western US continues its tectonic shift from right to left
Gold medal snowboarder gives ESPN an inside look at his preparation for the 2013 Winter X-Games.Read more: Watch: Snowboard Champ Shaun White Goes for X-Games Win
Newtown residents to join pastors, parents in march for gun control on National Mall in DCRead more: Newtown Residents to Join Gun Control March in DC
Migrants from Europe find plenty of jobs in Latin America, but bureaucracy stymiesRead more: Europe's Emigrants Face Red Tape in Latin America
Iraqi extremists try to harness opposition rage, raising fears they will benefit from unrest
First lady Michelle Obama wore Wu-designed dresses to the 2009, 2013 inaugural balls. Read more: Watch: Person of the Week: Fashion Designer Jason Wu's Inaugural Nod
A Florida television news reporter found out the hard way that goats may not be so “friendly” after all. Linda Carson, a reporter with ABC News Sarasota affiliate WWSB was signing off from her report at the Manatee County Fair in Palmetto, Fla., Tuesday when...
Third-grade student carrying loaded gun stopped at entrance of his Detroit-area school
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