As Washington tweeted with respect to Jim Ross: BAH GAWD HE'S BROKEN IN HALF!

The game was tied through three quarters

The Nationals beat the Phillies, 6-4.

Green is in the running for Defensive Player of the Year.

The Blazers backcourt is fearless.

If this doesn't melt your heart a little bit, what will?

This finch is having his breakfast at Nelson’s Dockyard in Antigua and on hump day, it really is our Caribbean Travel Photo of the Day.

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With both Drake and Nicki Minaj vacationing in the Turks & Caicos, we thought our Caribbean Travel Photo of the Day today should focus on another side of the island – the amazing underwater life as evidenced by this stingray.

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By NAN Travel Editor News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. Dec. 7, 2018: It?s been over a year since the horrific hurricanes of 2017, but some top Caribbean hotels are now starting to reopen.Check out the ones opening this December 2018, in time for the winter season. Le Sereno, St. Barths ? reopened on December 1st […]

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As Jews around the world celebrate Hanukkah, we pause to spotlight on this full immersion Mikvah, which dates back to the 17th century and is the only known one in existence in the Americas. It is located in Barbados and is our Caribbean Travel Photo of the Day. also located here is The Nidhe Israel Museum, next to […]

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When will your footprints join these in Tobago? The smaller of the 2 Caribbean islands comprising the nation of Trinidad and Tobago is in our Caribbean Travel Photo of the Day spotlight.  It?s known for its wide, sandy beaches and biodiverse tropical rainforest. Framed by mountains, the village-like port capital, Scarborough, is anchored by its central […]

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Our Caribbean Travel Photo of the Day spotlights today on St. Maarten and the colorful L’Escargot Restaurant, where for over thirty years, Joel and Sonya have been entertaining diners in their colorful Créole cottage on Front Street in Philipsburg. Of course you must try the escargot here but the French ambiance is as gracious as ever. Book […]

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Hotels have begun to turn their lobbies and common areas into WeWork-like gathering places, attracting both guests and locals.

Five new African camps are ratcheting up the luxury factor while also promoting their commitment to sustainability.

With only three more stops to go, our columnist takes in Chandigarh, Le Corbusier?s rigorously planned city, and, on the flip side, a fantastical rock garden, with a mirrored fun-house and waterfall.

The ?Marvelous Mrs. Maisel? actor never tires of the City of Light, was fascinated by the Roman ruins in Lebanon and would happily spend the rest of his days in a certain Texas college town.

Cruising can be a pricey way to get away, but these tips will help you book even a high-end cruise and keep enough in your wallet to enjoy your destination.

In a remote park on Chile?s new Route of Parks, a rugged landscape yields riches for wildlife lovers.

A seemingly routine flight from southwestern China to Tibet turned chaotic when a windshield burst open in mid-air, partially sucking out the co-pilot.

No, you can't bring that emotional support hedgehog to help you through the flight.

Southwest said safety is top priority and intimidation is not tolerated.

The timing could hardly be worse for the Dallas-based airline, coming just two weeks after a passenger was sucked out a window on another flight.

Following several high-profile pet-related incidents, United is tightening its cargo rules ? and banning some breeds altogether.

Seat kickers and trigger-happy perfume wearers, you're on notice.

Hotels have begun to turn their lobbies and common areas into WeWork-like gathering places, attracting both guests and locals.

Five new African camps are ratcheting up the luxury factor while also promoting their commitment to sustainability.

With only three more stops to go, our columnist takes in Chandigarh, Le Corbusier?s rigorously planned city, and, on the flip side, a fantastical rock garden, with a mirrored fun-house and waterfall.

The ?Marvelous Mrs. Maisel? actor never tires of the City of Light, was fascinated by the Roman ruins in Lebanon and would happily spend the rest of his days in a certain Texas college town.

Cruising can be a pricey way to get away, but these tips will help you book even a high-end cruise and keep enough in your wallet to enjoy your destination.

In a remote park on Chile?s new Route of Parks, a rugged landscape yields riches for wildlife lovers.

Photographer Matthew Christopher was one of the last people to document Ohio's Randall Park Mall, once the largest mall in America, before its demise.

The Knife Burger locations in Dallas, Plano and Fort Worth all serve what has been called one of America's best hamburgers.

The New York City area soon will be home to one of the world's biggest cruise ships with the arrival of Royal Caribbean's giant Oasis of the Seas.

With the new Star Wars land opening in summer, Disney posted a sneak peek at the Millennium Falcon, which appears ready for launch.

In 2018, we Googled trips to Europe and the Caribbean, though we may only have gone there in our fantasies. See the 10 most searched destinations.

Michigan’s noteworthy buildings include those designed by architects Eliel and Eero Saarinen, Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright and Zaha Hadid.

The poet laureate of soccer in the United States is not an American. ESPN's Ian Darke was born on the south coast of England in the naval port town of Portsmouth and since he landed on American shores fulltime for the 2010 World Cup, his soccer calls have thrilled the American public with the most famous being his description of Landon Donovan's injury-time game-winner against Algeria during that tournament.

Star Colombian striker Radamel Falcao will miss the World Cup after his ACL recovery falls short.