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"I always wanted to leave my hometown and know how difficult that step can be so I wanted to share the journey," the content creator told Newsweek.

Over two million people have watched the viral TikTok video. One user said: "Thanks for sharing this on behalf of anyone that has a baby."

"He's being absolutely pathetic and needs to get over himself," said one Mumsnet user.

From a sunken WWII-era landing craft in Nevada to a medieval horse bridge in England, here are sites that silently witnessed and documented historic climate change.

While some viewers saw no issue with passengers reclining their seats, others felt it makes traveling uncomfortable for fellow passengers.

In her now-viral video, Haley Michelle Williams encouraged travelers to place TV remotes on their room door handles and conduct "mirror tests."

Delta pilots voted 99 percent in favor of authorizing a strike, although several steps must take place before pilots refuse to fly.

"I trust you will stop storing it in your dog's food bowl?" wrote one commenter on Reddit after learning about the couple's dilemma.

One financial expert predicts a 73 percent increase in turkey prices from last year due to the Avian flu, inflation and supply chain issues.

Kayla Logan tells Newsweek about flying as a plus-sized woman in this original essay.

Tyson Clifton told Newsweek he was surprised at the reaction to the video and that he's "not personally against kids on flights."

The expectant mom wrote on Reddit that she "yelled at him that it's not like it's easy for me to sit in a car for two hours" after he ate her special chocolate.

Some imaginative TikTok users said the latest clip was like the perfect preamble to a suspense film, noting this is how "movie thrillers start."

New gate-to-gate transfer service for United Airlines MileagePlus Premier members kicks off this month.

"All people deserve to be comfortable while flying, not just fat people," Kayla Logan told Newsweek after her TikTok video criticizing seat space went viral.

It's that time of year when spirits from the other side are thought to mingle with the mortals. Here, some ways people celebrate spooky season around the world.

The mom realized that just two days before they were due to leave, her husband had booked the tickets for his cousin's kids, and not their own.

The sister-in-law broke down in tears, telling her that as a "fellow mother" she thought she would "understand needing a break."

I feel like we got out at just the right time, before things really started to go downhill

In this original Newsweek essay, Sydney Watson shares why she live-tweeted her American Airlines experience.

Soundcore Sleep A10 earbuds are made to put you to sleep and stay in your ears throughout the night.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing a tight election against her Republican opponent as crime in New York rises.

To get into the spirit of Halloween, an RV website has conducted research to create a list of America's most haunted campgrounds to travel to.

Etiquette expert Diane Gottsman advised against disinviting guests, warning: "Once an invitation has been sent, it's extremely awkward to retract."

The 21-day lockdown is in effect in Uganda's Mubende and Kassanda districts.

Omio offers you all travel options in one place. Compare and book cheap train, bus and plane tickets!

In this original essay for Newsweek, Sean Dietrich shares his unusual pandemic experience.

Grace Bastidas told Newsweek that it is stressful to travel with young children, but there are steps parents can take to prepare them for a day of travel.

Salt is essential to preserve food and enhance its taste. From the puckery preserved lemons of the Middle East to the sweet-salty desserts of Brittany, discover culturally important condiments, dishes and drinks from around the world.

Many viewers were concerned for the cats' comfort and safety while they were flying in their carriers.