Top permitting-reform Republican, Democratic senators meeting as talks thaw: API chief
Speeding up the federal permitting process is a top priority for the energy and tech industries.
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I Found America’s Most Unique Train Airbnbs—One Even Has a Cupola for Stargazing
These restored railcars and cabooses feel like time travel with Wi-Fi.
There’s another big reason why shipping companies and insurers aren’t willing to risk the Strait of Hormuz
An environmental catastrophe poses a massive risk in a region that has glittering high-rise buildings, posh beachfront resorts and booming commercial centers.
Toronto’s Best Family-Friendly Hotels, Tested by a Local Parent
From rooftop pools to robot butlers, these are the Toronto hotels that make family travel feel like an actual holiday.
The Forests of Southwest Finland Hide One of Europe’s Richest Food Cultures
Excitedly, I picked a chestnut-colored mushroom from the ground and hurried to show our guide. Minutes earlier, he’d told us the island of Ruissalo, Finland, where we were foraging, was a treasure trove of mushrooms. “Once your eyes are used…
How We Pulled It Off: A Calamansi-Scented Wedding in Cebu, Philippines
From navigating post-Christmas plans in a Catholic country to incorporating Indian and Filipino cultures in decor and food.
Hall of Fame Surf Dog Sugar Takes Her Last Wave in Huntington Beach
On Saturday in Huntington Beach, a 16-year-old rescue dog took what was billed as her final wave. Sugar, a five-time World Dog Surf Champion and the first animal inducted into the Surfers’ Hall of Fame, has been battling cancer for…
This Spanx AirEssentials Set Is My Go-To Travel Outfit—Here’s Why I Love It
You know Spanx for its shapewear, but the brand’s cozy loungewear deserves all the hype and then some.
Hunter Rain Boots Are Back and They’re Better Than Ever
Hunter’s Original Tall rain boots handle heavy downpours and unexpected showers with ease.
Meet Sacramento’s Queen of Little Saigon
Camelia Pham This piece originally appeared in SAVEUR’s Fall/Winter 2025 issue. See more stories from Issue 205. Suying Plaskett is in Vinh Phat, her sprawling South Sacramento grocery store, inspecting a spray of lilies bound for a local temple. It’s…