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Scorching summer temperatures are fearsome in this national park, but winter and early spring offer visitors a chance to appreciate a stunning landscape of snow-capped peaks, salt flats, winding canyons and volcanic hills.

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Stories about searching for, renting and buying real estate in New York City and California, including single-family homes, apartments, co-ops and condominiums.

Swimming in polluted beaches increases the chance of skin rashes and infections.

The industry is drawing workers while nearly every other job sector has struggled with hiring. As few as 10 percent of them will last long enough to make a full-time living selling homes.

It might be burning, drying up, wildly expensive and slipping into the sea, but our readers adore it all the same.

Americans are planning travel to parks out West, European beaches and tropical island getaways.

Photo Essay How Crowded Are America’s National Parks? See for Yourself. Americans are flocking to national parks in record numbers, in many cases leading to long lines and overcrowded facilities. Here’s what four parks looked like over the holiday weekend. Mather Point, at Grand Canyon National Park, over the Fourth of July weekend.Credit... July 8, 2021 Largely freed from domestic travel restrictions, Americans have been flocking to national parks in record numbers this spring and su...

As Americans hit the road for the holiday, they may find things crowded, more expensive and with less staff to keep things running smoothly.