Michelin has named its first ever list of Key Hotels in the United States, recognizing the ‘most outstanding hotels in the country.’
The list of 124 hotels have been awarded one, two or three Keys in a system that’s similar to how the Michelin Guide gives out the same ratings to restaurants.
Each hotel that’s made it onto the coveted list has been assessed against five criteria by the selection team: excellence in architecture and interior design, quality and consistency
Experts have sounded the alarm about potentially flawed research touting ketamine as a wonder drug for depression – after X boss Elon Musk admitted to taking it ‘every other week’.
Musk, 52, appeared in a heated interview last week with former CNN anchor Don Lemon, where the two butted heads on several topics, including Musk’s use ofthe drug – which has psychoactive effects.
Though Musk said it was ‘pretty private to ask somebody about a medical prescription,’ he has previously
A new government study tracking over 80 self-reported victims of ‘Havana Syndrome’ found no signs of brain injury — despite also identifying ‘real symptoms’ of the mystery ailment that researchers called ‘quite profound’ and ‘disabling.’
Persistent dizziness and balance issues were among those real symptoms for 28 percent of the embassy officials and other patients studied, according to the report.
But one Georgetown neurologist, who conducted early research into the syndrome for the Pentagon’s Special Operations Command, tells DailyMail.com their
Amelia Earhart’s family would like to see her remains returned to her birthplace and her wrecked plane donated to the Smithsonian museum in DC, the missing pilot’s great-nephew has revealed.
The family is hopeful that they may finally have answers surrounding Earhart’s disappearance after a South Carolina-based deep sea exploration company last month released sonar images that they say may be the remains of the plane she was flying when she disappeared over the Pacific Ocean in 1937.
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‘Welcome to the capital of the world!’ exclaimed our taxi driver as we crossed the Potomac into Washington DC.
My teenagers’ eyes shone with excitement.
Given that eight hours earlier they’d barely been speaking to me as I informed the British Airways stewardess I was a nervous flyer and therefore quite keen for a gin and tonic, things were looking up.
‘Look left and you’ll see the White House,’ continued the driver, and we peered through the dark to see
An ex-adviser to Melania Trump has criticized the former first lady’s recent speech at a National Archives Naturalization Ceremony as a feigned sympathy grab amid the current migrant crisis.
Trump, 53, on Friday assured new arrivals that they ‘are American’ and thus should be ‘proud’ and ‘stand [their] ground’ – spurring the angry response from former staffer Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
In comments to CNN, Winston Wolkoff – who once served as an unpaid advisor to the Slovenian national – called
Amy Carter choked back tears on Wednesday as she talked about the love story of her parents, Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter.
Her father, the former president Jimmy Carter, sat in the front row as she spoke. He arrived at his late wife Rosalynn’s memorial in wheelchair and underneath a blanket bearing her face in a heartbreaking goodbye to his wife of 77 years.
The 99-year-old sat in the front row with his family and alongside all the living first ladies
Most men know what their ‘perfect girlfriend’ would look like, but physical traits and personality preferences are usually different depending on where you live in the US.
Love experts surveyed more than 2,1000 American men about what their ideal mate would look like, such as hair length, eye color, hairstyle and makeup style.
The results showed that the ‘average’ girlfriend had shoulder-length, middle-parted, light brown hair, blue eyes, a natural makeup look and a streetwear style.
The team then used
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Alabama Representative Terri A. Sewell, 58, D
Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville, 68, R
Alabama Senator Katie Britt, 40, R
Alabama Representative Gary Palmer, 68, R
Alabama Representative Jerry Carl, 64, R
Alabama Representative Mike D. Rogers, 64, R
Alabama Representative Robert B. Aderholt, 57, R
Alabama Representative Barry Moore, 56, R
Alabama Representative Dale Strong, 52, R
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, 78, R
Alaska Representative Mary Peltola, 49, D
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski,
Some of the most powerful people in America assembled in Washington, DC, today to help shape the future of artificial intelligence (AI) safeguards.
The unprecedented meeting took place as the US Senate gears up to draft legislation that will regulate the rapidly advancing AI industry, which many of the world’s best minds fear could destroy humanity if left unchecked.
The gathering brought 22 of the most influential voices in the tech sector – who had a combined net worth of
