Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

From the scorpion aboard a United Airlines flight to the baby born on an American Airlines jetway, these were the stories readers clicked on in 2019.

The enchilada plate, fajita plate, margaritas are favorites at this iconic Ft. Worth eatery. But bring cash – they don’t take credit cards.

Flight attendants have accused Frontier of making them go on unpaid leave well before giving birth and being unaccommodating to breastfeeding moms.

Forget about taking those mini bottles of shampoo or even the hotel robe. This is some next-level hotel thievery. We’re talking mattresses and TVs.

“Guess who’s home for the holidays!” wrote Molly McFadden, who has been reunited with Milo the cat, who went missing at Dulles Airport in October.

Gentrification is pricing the Home of the Brave Museum out of an increasingly tony Honolulu enclave.

Since October 2018, 33 dogs have gone home with guests from the Home2 Suites in Biloxi, Mississippi. Here’s how the program works.

The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol says an arriving passenger tried to smuggle 35 pounds worth of liquid cocaine in shampoo bottles into the country.

“Is the rubber duck in front of the Gate of Death disrespectful – even unintentionally?” the Auschwitz Museum asked. Here’s how Twitter users replied.

Although Mexico itself is a Level 2 country – calling for visitors to “exercise increased caution,” Sonora is listed as Level 3 (“Reconsider travel”).