Today is Travel Tuesday. It's like the Black Friday for travelers. Some airlines like Spirit, Frontier, American, United, JetBlue, Delta, and even Canada Jetlines are offering discounts on flights, hotel prices, and all-inclusive vacation packages.
Seasoned travelers swear by Tuesdays for booking flights. Perfect timing for post-Thanksgiving travel plans.
Did you know that departing from Florida on a Tuesday and returning on a Wednesday can save you up to $85? Hopper's got the stats on that.
"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" hit an unexpected hiccup. Colbert is recovering from surgery after a ruptured appendix, leading to the cancellation of a week's worth of episodes.
"The Late Show" has had its share of interruptions this year, from the Writers Guild strike to now Colbert's health. Wishing him a speedy recovery.
First Lady Jill Biden unveiled the 2023 White House decorations with a theme of "magic, wonder, and joy." The decorations pay homage to the 200th anniversary of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas."
It's a whimsical setup with over 300 designers transforming the White House into a festive wonderland. The Gingerbread White House alone is a masterpiece with 40 sheets of sugar cookie dough, 40 sheets of gingerbread dough, and more.
And there's more excitement coming. The White House Holiday Ice Rink on the South Lawn will be unveiled by First Lady Jill Biden on Wednesday, Nov. 29.
That's a new addition, considering the historical absence of a holiday skating rink.
Now, switching to some lighter news, an Illinois man struck gold, or should I say $390,000, after a gas station clerk's printing mistake with his lottery ticket.
60 year old Michael Sopejstal plans to use his winnings for travel and savings.
A 26-year-old guest at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, wa riding the "It's A Small World" ride when he, reportedly under the influence, decided to strip off his clothes. Anaheim PD had to step in.
Now, let's talk heroics. In Reading, England, a crane operator, Glen Edwards, became a hero by rescuing a man trapped on a burning skyscraper using a metal cage.
Incredible story. Edwards's quick thinking and skillful actions saved a life that day.
And finally, NASA is making strides with a quiet supersonic jet, the X-59, aiming to reduce the sonic boom to a 'sonic thump.' Flights from New York to London in 1.5 hours could become a reality.
Exciting developments in air travel. That wraps up our show for today. Thanks for joining us on "The World Spins Fine On Her Own."