Cubs Park in Mesa, AZ on a sunny late October afternoon. The World Series ended on Wednesday night, and on Thursday afternoon, I was attending
In 2006, jet fuel became the biggest expense on the balance sheets of U.S. airlines. And airlines have been battered by volatile fuel prices in
The Chicago Cubs’ 2014 season was a bust, as they finished fifth in the National League Central division, far out of the postseason once again.
Voters across the country go to the polls on Tuesday to vote in mid-term election races that will decide the future makeup of the U.S.
Oil prices have fallen 29 percent since June, according to Bloomberg News. This may be welcome news for the developed world, but it creates a
Taking care of the environment is not only good for the planet, it can also bring in extra money to airports. The Federal Aviation Administration has
Last week, we told you about the upfront costs for running a marathon. On Sunday, perhaps you got fired up watching the New York City
Dan Pashman loves to talk about food. He loves to eat worthy food, too. His podcast, The Sporkful, declares, “It’s not for foodies. It’s for
The annual TCS NYC Marathon is this weekend and with 50,000 plus runners headed for the five boroughs, this single event brings over $300 million
To first class, business class, economy plus and plain old economy, add a new airfare terminology: basic economy. That might sound like an oxymoron, but
The 2014-15 NBA season tips off Tuesday night, when the Orlando Magic play the New Orleans Pelicans, the Houston Rockets take on the Los Angeles
If you live in the South and West, you’ve undoubtedly seen megachurches. They’re the arena-sized houses of worship that are growing at a rapid pace,
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