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 Battleship makes final port of call in L.A.
[Photos]The battleship saw combat in the Pacific, survived a devastating explosion in a gun turret, and even a snub from the city of San Francisco.
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 Portland top U.S. city for cyclingWith the most cyclists per capita and even coffee shops that cater to two-wheelers, Portland has been named America's best cycling city.
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 Home sweet Myrtle Beach
[Photos]It seems that way each summer when our family settles in at an oceanfront resort to enjoy a few weeks of sun and surf on the Atlantic.
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 NYC's neighbourhood chicThompson has managed -- in ways many hotels can't -- to distinguish its properties as reflections of their local neighbourhoods.
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 Cruising to Detroit AutopaloozaGet your motor running to Greater Detroit, the epicentre of all things automotive, for a summer of cars and cruising fun.
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 Famed art collection opens in new Philly homeThe Barnes collection, with more than 4,000 works of art including paintings by Renoir, Van Gogh and Cezanne, opens at its new home on Saturday in Philadelphia's cultural center.
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 In "Cloud City" on the Met Museum's roofArgentine artist Tomas Saraceno combines art, architecture and science in a striking installation on the rooftop garden of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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 Canadians prefer sun and sand on vacationVacation time means beach time for Canadians.
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 Wonderland in the wilderness
[Photos]"No matter how cute it looks, don't pick anything up," warns photographer Linda Covey. "Nothing! This land is out to get you."
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 Gun parts in child's toys at R.I. airportAuthorities were investigating on Wednesday how gun parts and bullets ended up stashed inside a 4-year-old boy's Mickey Mouse doll.
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 Marilyn on the moveThe sculpture of Marilyn Monroe is dismantled in Chicago, Illinois as it prepares to travel to Palm Springs, California.
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 Greening the Empire State BuildingThe Empire State Building has long been a signature feature of Manhattan's skyline.
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 UK's Frieze launches in New YorkNew York's contemporary art scene is undergoing a major shake-up this year, with Britain's hugely successful Frieze Art Fair opening its inaugural U.S. edition.
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 Rich history at Orleans Jazz FestNicole Toms practically gushed as she emerged into the sunlight from a massive tent where a gospel choir had brought the crowd to its feet.
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 Eli Roth to scare Vegas with haunted houseHorror director Eli Roth wants to give Las Vegas the creeps.
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 Bird strikes on airliners targetedThe real scourges of air traffic these days are black-bellied plovers, herring gulls and yellow-bellied sapsuckers, aviation experts say.
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 World Trade Center tallest in NYC - sort ofOne World Trade Center, being built at the site of the fallen twin towers, surpassed the Empire State Building on Monday as the tallest building in New York.
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 Rarin' to go to IndianapolisQ: We've scored tickets to the Indy 500 but will have some time for other sightseeing. Are there any affordable things worth seeing?
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 Remoteness helps Apostles' appealThe Ojibwe were the first to paddle to the islands. Centuries later came explorers, fur traders, hardy voyageurs and Jesuit missionaries.
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 Spirited Traveller: Baltimore's hometown whiskeyAlthough I've long been a fan of rye whiskey and its intense, spicy bite, until this week I'd never heard of softer Maryland-style rye.
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 Read it, live U.S. literary tourismFans of "The Hunger Games" will soon have a chance to channel the survivalist spirit of the novel's heroine by zip-lining through a North Carolina forest.
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 Empire State Building no longer tallest in NYCOne World Trade Center, being built at the site of the fallen twin towers, could surpass the Empire State Building as the tallest building in New York as soon as next week, an official said on Tuesday.
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 'Hey sexy, welcome to New York!'Exasperated by the wolf whistles and cat calls that seem to be the universal welcome for women passing construction sites?
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 New Mexico fights dull reputationThe goals of the slogan and advertising campaign are to lure to the state adventure-seeking young people with a "thirst for authenticity" and to combat the misconception that there's nothing to do in New Mexico.
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 Golfing by the seaAs the ball sailed off my driver and almost immediately out of sight, it became clear I should have sought out some local knowledge.
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