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- Sep 21, 2026
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A family paid to choose seats together. Southwest separated them anyway — and then stood behind the policy (opens the original)
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Southwest Airlines spent decades building its reputation as the easy, low-stress airline for families. Open seating may have felt chaotic at times, but there was also a simplicity to it: Families boarded together during family boarding, grabbed seats together, and generally understood the system. But now, months into Southwest's new assigned-seating rollout, some erstwhile longtime loyalists say the airline has replaced that simplicity with confusion — and, in some cases, outright distrust. A vi
This US city tops the list of places people regret visiting — but I went 3 times this summer, and I'll never stop going back (opens the original)
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A new survey says Las Vegas is the American city people regret visiting most. Listen, I get that — and I say that as someone who genuinely loves Las Vegas and keeps going back multiple times a year. I'd estimate I've been about four times a year in this millennium alone, so that works out to about 100 return visits! Consider this: I went three months ago for a girls' trip, again early this month for bleisure, and I just returned from an opt-in work trip there, making for a third trip in as many
Americans love to hate California — but a new study reveals everyone actually wants to live here (opens the original)
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I was raised in Los Angeles, lived in the San Francisco Bay Area in my late teens and twenties — indeed, I've lived in California my entire life save for a few years here and there. So believe me when I say I know all the complaints against my home state. It's expensive (true). The traffic can be maddening (so true). Housing costs are outrageous (beyond true). There's a lot of red tape for a lot of stuff (maddening sometimes). And if you mention California anywhere on the internet, someone will
These first-date red flags were so bad, people knew instantly there'd be no second date (opens the original)
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First dates are almost necessarily a little awkward; that's normal and to be expected. You're meeting someone new, reading the room, and trying to figure out if there's any real connection. But sometimes, it doesn't take long at all — just one sentence, one moment, or one wildly off-base comment — to realize you've seen all you need to see. In a viral Reddit thread, people shared the exact moment they knew a first date was going nowhere. And while some of the stories are funny in hindsight, many
A daughter surprised her mom with a trip to Paris, and millions can't get enough of her innocent joy — watch (opens the original)
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I have watched this series of videos an unreasonable number of times, and I swear this mom's reaction gets cuter every time. Creator The Daily Nelly surprised her mom with a girls' trip to Paris — which would have been adorable enough on its own. But then she kept revealing one surprise after another, and watching her mom absolutely lose it over each new development is pure joy. It starts at the airport, where her mom thinks they're headed to Florida. Her daughter casually asks whether she has h
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