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President Theodore Roosevelt stands with a saddled horse in the Badlands of western North Dakota.

Favorite presidential vacation spots around the USA

When you're the leader of the free world, getting away from it all takes on added importance.

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destinations

The Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.

Awe-inspiring views of the Washington Monument
The obelisk is one of Washington, D.C.'s most iconic landmarks.

columnist

Great American restaurants where presidents have dined
In honor of President's Day weekend, Great American Bites celebrates restaurants where Obama, Clinton, the Bush's, and even George Washington dined.

destinations

Holsten's (Bloomfield, N.J.): More than just an ice cream fountain, Holsten's has been serving up lunch — or luncheon, according to the vintage neon sign in the window — since 1939. There's even a candy counter, in case you want to take some sweets h

Vintage lunch spots of the Mid-Atlantic
Stop at these restaurants, diners, and ice cream shops for a tasty treat during your next road trip.

news

Sailing since 2002, the 2,124-passenger, 88,500-ton Carnival Legend is the second oldest of Carnival's four Spirit Class ships. It specializes in voyages to Alaska and Hawaii from several ports.

Carnival to review security response to brawls on Australia-based ship
As many as 30 passengers were injured during the incidents, local media report.

cruises

Passengers line the decks of the Norwegian Sky as it pulls into Havana, Cuba on May 2, 2017.

Norwegian Cruise Line adds more voyages to Cuba
The line will operate longer voyages that include Cuba on the itinerary for the first time starting this fall.

advice

You'll almost never pay the first rate you see, whether you're booking a plane ticket, a hotel room or a rental car. Keep clicking to find the real rate, which is often hidden until the end.

Travel scam or 'the way things work'?
A recent study found that 55 million bookings a year are made on websites posing as either online travel agencies or emulating hotel websites.

flights

A rendering of the permanent federal inspection station.

New York's Stewart International Airport gets OK for expansion, name change
The Stewart International Airport, a secondary airport about 70 miles north of Midtown Manhattan, will soon undergo a transformation.

experience

The James Beard Foundation Awards recognize the best chefs in each region, best new restaurants, bar programs, outstanding service and more in the restaurant industry each year.

This week in food and drink: James Beard Award semifinalists
The James Beard Foundation released its 2018 nominations this week with semifinalist restaurants, chefs and makers from across the USA TODAY Network.