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Traveling: Understanding the Pros and Cons of Third-Party Websites

July 1, 2024

CHICAGO, Ill. — As the summer travel season is in full swing, many of you might be contemplating planning a trip before Labor Day Weekend. Traveling can be costly, and you may be seeking ways to economize. As you navigate the planning process, you may encounter advice suggesting that booking vacation packages and bundles could…
Atlanta Exceeds Expectations With Minimal Flaws

June 23, 2024

ATLANTA, GA. — When I was a kid living in West Memphis, Arkansas, people used to say that Atlanta was just Memphis with a more prominent skyline. At the time, I understood that to mean that Atlanta wasn’t anything special. Atlanta, a renowned global hub, has undergone a transformation in my eyes as an adult.…
New York City Stands in a League of Its Own, Period.

June 20, 2024

NEW YORK CITY, NY — New York City stands as a global icon with its world-renowned skyline and unparalleled diversity. It is a city in a league of its own. While the city has been associated with some negative aspects, such as the challenging issue of homelessness, scattered bags of garbage, and a seemingly nonchalant…
Chicago Is an Elite City Despite the Bad Rep It Gets

June 6, 2024

CHICAGO, Ill. — It is commonly the punching bag for conservative talking points regarding crime. Because of its geographic location, it’s often overlooked as a “go-to” destination like Los Angeles, Miami, and New York City. Like most Midwestern cities, the City of Big Shoulders is known for its cold nature. While Chicago can have harsh winters…
Minneapolis Checks All of the Boxes You’d Expect From a Major Metropolitan City

May 26, 2024

MINNEAPOLIS — When you ask someone if they’ve ever been to the Twin Cities, they’ll tell you, “It’s too cold up there” or “I’d like to visit the Mall of America.” They may not realize that the average temperature in June, July, and August is about 80 degrees. Additionally, some may be unaware that this vibrant…