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Image zoom Digital road signs warn against travel to the Northern Beaches in the suburb of Crows Nest on Dec. 20, 2020, in Sydney, Australia. | Credit: James D. Morgan/Getty Images Australian officials have begun implementing interstate travel restrictions as a COVID-19 outbreak grows in Sydney, the country’s largest city.  The most recent outbreak in Sydney has been linked to 83 new cases, which trace back to Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The state of New South Wales conducte...

JetBlue plans to beef up its getaway routes in 2021, with four sunny new routes to be added to its schedule. The airline announced this week that it will begin service to Miami, Key West, Guatemala City, and Los Cabos in the first half of 2021. The new destinations will be introduced as part of the airline’s 24 new nonstop routes planned for the new year.  The new routes will debut from February to June. Nine of the routes will be directly to the new destinations and the remaining 15 will link existing JetBlue cities with the new nonstop service.  Flights to Miami will begin Feb. 11, with...

Image zoom | Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images As COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise in Europe, several countries have entered another lockdown and re-implemented restrictions to prevent the spread of the virus that has extended into holiday time. Nightly curfews are in effect in most countries, along with restrictions about gatherings. Although most of these measures will be relaxed for the Christmas holiday period, each country has their own rules about how peop...

United Airlines will be working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to collect contact tracing information for its passengers, the airline announced on Wednesday. Starting this week, during mobile check-in or at the airport, passengers will be prompted to share contact information like an email address, phone number, or address of their final destination. The form is completely voluntary.  Once the information is collected, it will only be shared with the CDC if necessary. Leaders from the health agency explained that this kind of pre-departure approach to data collect...

Archaeologists discovered a tower of more than 100 human skulls buried beneath the center of Mexico City.  The structure, called Huei Tzompantli, was originally discovered by Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in 2015. But after a return to the site earlier this year, the team discovered a tower of 119 skulls, previously hidden, The tower is believed to have been part of a skull rack, one of seven collections that stood in the old Aztec capital Tenochtitlan. It was likely created in honor of Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec god of sun, war, and human sacrifice.  The...