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You're minutes away from confirming your dream vacation. You've selected a flight, hotel and rental car. And then you see the question: "Add travel insurance to protect your trip for just $89?

Should you buy travel insurance at checkout — or skip it?

I sold my house, so why am I still getting trash bills?

Marcy Schackne is mad. She recently waited 2½ hours at LAX just to talk to a car rental agent. After completing her paperwork, she inspected three vehicles that were "beyond dirty" before finding one suitable to drive

Car rental rage: Why everyone’s losing it at the counter right now

As the Department of Homeland Security shutdown enters its seventh week, the administration has pivoted to a controversial fix: It's deploying hundreds of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to 14 major airports to plug the gaps left by unpaid TSA officers who are calling out or quitting.

Is ICE the answer to our airport security problems?

Vaughn Warriner's Apple computer gets damaged in transit when he sends it his granddaughter. Now UPS is refusing his $400 claim. Can it do that?

UPS kept my $400 after damaging my computer — can it do that?

Klaus Melbye, director of the Wadden Sea Centre, surveys wildlife at a dike in Wadden Sea National Park.

Sustainable tourism: Can visitors save Denmark’s Wadden Sea?

Denmark’s Wadden Sea National Park is pioneering radical climate adaptation by considering strategic retreat instead of building taller dikes. The UNESCO World Heritage Site spans Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands, hosting up to 15 million migratory birds annually on the East Atlantic Flyway. Sea levels could rise 1.5 feet over the next 50 years. The park encourages tourists to forage invasive Pacific oysters that displace native blue mussels, with free guided oyster tours running from October to March. The conservation strategy operates entirely through voluntary partnerships with local landowners.