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If the best things in life are free, the best hotels, according to a new survey, are those with the best-connected guests (who don’t pay a fee for the...

U.S. air carriers are seldom welcoming to competition. The so-called U.S. “big three,” which includes American Airlines, United and Delta, regularly o...

Wow. Just don’t get that roaming gnome mad at you. Recently, Delta Airlines began cutting back its participation and denying some online discount tra...

While the idea of golf may appeal to a lot of would-be players, the time commitment and the serious cultural nature of the sport may prove too dauntin...

While the global market for wearable devices expands at lightning speed, sports and fitness has been bar far the most lucrative subcategory. No doubt ...

In a watershed decision, a bill regulating when students can return to the classroom and to athletics after a suffering a concussion passed the House ...

Oh, Uber. What are you thinking? The wildly popular service (in fact, corporate travelers in North America in March expensed almost as many rides fro...

Overzealous fan: 1, Security: 0 An incident in which a fan rushed the court at the French Open in order to take a selfie with an obviously unwilling ...

It used to be something of a joke that parents, seeking to keep their children unhurt, might opt to keep Billy and Suzie (or Liam and Emma, for the tw...

Stadiums and sporting facilities are under enormous pressure today. What is their chief competitor? The couch. When polled, 57 percent of sports fans ...