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US Set To Lose $12.5 Bn In Foreign Tourism In 2025: Industry

The United States is on track to lose some $12.5 billion in revenue from foreign tourists this year, a tourism industry group said Thursday, as the Trump administration has led a crackdown in immigrants.

International Business Times

Dan Seavey, patriarch of Alaska mushing family who helped organize the first Iditarod, dies

Dan Seavey, who helped organize the first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and whose son and grandson have each won the famous Alaska race multiple times, has died

The Independent UK

Brennan Wertz and Jen Tavé win King Ridge, the final round of 2025 Grasshopper Adventure Series

Tavé also claims women's overall series title while Taj Krieger clinches top men's spot after five events

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13-year-old boy dies in horrific accident when he hit a cable across a yard while riding an e-bike

Emiliano Munoz, 13, died on May 5 after sustaining severe head trauma from crashing into a metal cable at his family’s home in Everett, Washington.

The Independent UK

From the Montreux Jazz Festival to Primavera: the 12 best music festivals in Europe for 2025

SUMMER GUIDE 2025: From a former military airfield to a stage suspended over a lake, many of Europe’s best festivals offer spectacular scenery along with the biggest and best lineups. The Independent’s culture team share their favourites

The Independent UK

Who art thine owners? The Texas Renaissance Festival has to pay $22 million in damages in dispute over purchase

Even though ‘King’ George Coulam is losing his crown, staff at the Texas Renaissance Festival said the 2025 season would continue as planned

The Independent UK

The people's pope has eaten a hot dog

In Chicago, the first American pope isn't just a holy figure — he’s one of us, Malört and all

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Truck crossed center line in crash with tour van that killed 7 near Yellowstone, police say

Idaho State Police say a pickup truck that collided with a tour van near Yellowstone National Park last week, killing seven people, crossed the center line and hit the van

The Independent UK

Unbound Gravel 2025 route

Return to northern routes come in at 202.4 miles of gravel grinding for signature event in the Flint Hills of Kansas

Cycling News

Seven bodies have been pulled from Portland river in the past two weeks. Police say it’s normal

The bodies were found in various waterways, including the Willamette River and the Columbia River since April 13

The Independent UK

Canadians Say 'Adiós' to America As Travel To Mexico and Other Tropical Destinations Surge

Canadians are cancelling their travel plans to the USA and are now looking towards Mexico and other countries in Europe as options for travel this summer.

International Business Times UK

Cinco de Mayo celebrates resilience and culture of Mexican people

Cinco de Mayo festivities are taking place across the U.S. with music, tacos and tequila flowing

The Independent UK

Driver of Ctour Holiday van involved in Idaho crash was licensed in California

Idaho State Police say the driver of the tour van involved in a deadly collision with a pickup truck was licensed in California and the company that organized the trip was Ctour Holiday LLC

The Independent UK

Tourists killed in fiery Yellowstone crash were among millions drawn to scenic park

The crash is a stark reminder of the dangers lurking beyond the park’s beauty

The Independent UK

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How to watch the 2025 iHeartCountry Festival online or on TV inc. line-up and show times

Here's how you can watch the iHeartCountry Festival 2025, which takes place on Saturday, May 3.

International Business Times UK

What Is Día Del Niño: Why Is It Celebrated in Mexico, Traditions, and What You Need To Know

Día Del Niño is a celebration taking place every year on 30 April, aiming to uplift, appreciate and protect children and their rights.

Cycling News

Justin Peck and Jen Tavé win muddy Ukiah Mendo Gravel Epic in fourth round of Grasshopper Adventure Series

Tavé rode solo for most of the 76-mile contest to step up from second place finish last year

Cycling News

'It's been a long journey' - Floyd Landis finds gravel as a reason to get back on a bike for the first time in a decade

'It's hard to get in shape when you get out of it, it's really hard' says former pro who turns 50 in October

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The Guardian - US

No more ‘subway spaghetti’! New Yorkers adjust to first new transit map in 50 years

The first major overhaul since 1979 seeks to simplify the map’s old illegible squiggles – but faces opposition from change-averse New Yorkers

Evening Standard

Critical Mass London: Hundreds of protesting cyclists ride through Silvertown Tunnel in ‘mass trespass’

Campaigners say first new road crossing under Thames in 58 years will reduce safety and bring additional noise and pollution

Android Central

I used Boston Marathon runners' official smartwatch stats to help with my training

You'd be surprised how much an amateur can learn from the running stats of someone twice as fast as them!

The Independent UK

Thousands flock to central Mexico to celebrate Saint Mark's Day

Thousands have flocked to the city of Aguascalientes in central Mexico, where a monthlong fair named after Saint Mark starts every year in mid-April

Cycling News

'Bigger than a bike race' - Huge crowds, party atmosphere, and tough competition cements legendary status for Athens Twilight Criterium in 45th year

'Athens Twilight is why I race bikes' says veteran Ty Magner

Kiplinger

41 New Trader Joe’s Stores Are Opening in 2025 — Is Your City on the List?

From coast to coast, Trader Joe’s has 41 new stores planned for 2025 — here’s where they’re opening.

The Independent UK

No burgers but plenty of crawfish at this iconic New Orleans music festival

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival celebrates the world class music and cuisine arising from the birthplace of jazz

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