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Delta cancels hundreds of holiday flights because of weather and staffing issues Natalie Compton © iStock/Washington Post illustration Illustration for DeltaCancel Travelers across the country are scrambling to figure out backup plans after Delta Air Lines canceled hundreds of flights amid the holidays. First came the weather. On Wednesday, in response to a snowstorm in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, where Delta has a major hub, the airline proactively canceled more than 250 flights scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. Then because of staffing issues, Delta was forced...

Christmas pudding and DIY glogg: 8 beloved hotel holiday recipes to make at home Natalie Compton At the 102-year-old Broadmoor resort in Colorado Springs, excitement for the hotel’s holiday decorations starts months in advance. Every year since 1964, the Broadmoor’s pastry team has built an ornate gingerbread display that draws guests and local spectators to see its construction and final form. “There are groups of people that come to the property every morning, from all age groups; they have their coffee, and it’s sort of their morning routine,” says the Broadm...

From catfishing to Covid cuffing, a dating dictionary of the last decade Jessica Benjamin This year has been many things: but did you know it marks a decade since the start of the millennial’s online dating revolution? That’s right.  In 2009, there was no swiping, no DMing, no liking and then unliking your crush’s Insta post to let them know you still exist.  Then the clock turned 2010, and everything changed. The entire lexicon of dating was rewritten, shifting from rom-com meet-cute simplicity to tech-centred mayhem that the boomer generation have managed to skip ent...

No, you still shouldn’t travel if you had covid-19 Natalie Compton As Americans grapple with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s strong warning to stay at home this winter to stop the spread of the coronavirus, some are wondering if they are exempt from the recommendation if they have already recovered from the illness. People who had the coronavirus can develop antibodies that circulate in the blood and can neutralize the pathogen. But questions around immunity still linger. The CDC says cases of reinfection have been reported but “are rare.” It h...

You asked: We’re traveling cross-country by car. Are we being irresponsible? Natalie Compton © Cynthia Kittler/For The Washington Post Traveling has always come with complications, but the coronavirus pandemic has made it more challenging than ever. Our By The Way Concierge column will take your travel dilemmas to the experts to help you navigate the new normal. Want to see your question answered? Submit it here. “My partner, her sister and I are planning to drive from Massachusetts to Sacramento to spend the winter (6-8 weeks) with their mother (she’s in her 50s). ...