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Ayesha Durgahee visits Airbus HQ in Toulouse, where aircrafts are assembled before being shipped off to their buyers.

When five teenagers sat down and posed for a picture at Copco Lake in 1982, they didn't plan on making it a tradition. But that's what it became.

It's your honeymoon, so it has to be special and unique. From the windswept beaches of a car-free island in the Baltic to tasting wine rarely sipped outside Argentina, these destinations rarely appear on the usual post-wedding itinerary:

CNN's Ayesha Durgahee looks at a firm breathing new life into old planes.

A great road is a great road, but if you're riding a motorcycle, you're looking for something special: twisties, vistas, turnouts, that perfect stretch of smooth tarmac, and biker-friendly stops that make getting there most of the fun.

CNN's Randi Kaye speaks to Anne Frank's cousin about the release of never-before-published stories and photos.

Giants quarterback Eli Manning was named the NFL's MVP for the second time after this year's Super Bowl win against the Patriots, and he'll be joining his teammates tonight for a ceremony at Tiffanys where they'll receive their  championship rings.

When celebrating the Cinco de Mayo holiday, consider a more authentic Mexican experience than simply ordering a margarita and chips and salsa at the local sports bar.

The tragic killing of Trayvon Martin and the initial decision by the police not to arrest George Zimmerman for that killing have focused public attention on Florida's "stand your ground" law.

She's known as the "Queen of Sappy Love Songs." CNN profiles Delilah Rene.

Ranee Roberts feels lucky to have survived the impact of a tornado that hit her Alabama convenience store in April.

Feasting on turkey aside, brace yourself for that other Thanksgiving ritual: joining a nationwide mad dash to make it to a family gathering and back in a journey that can exasperate even the most seasoned traveler.

The FBI shelled out $2.1 million for tips that led to the arrest of fugitive James "Whitey" Bulger and his companion, Catherine E. Greig, the agency's Boston office announced Friday.