Israel may have been recognized back in 1948, but that doesn’t mean it will show up on US passports for those born in Jerusalem anytime soon. The Supreme Court recently ruled that Americans born in Jerusalem cannot have their passports changed to say “Israel,” according to USA Today. The ruling sided […]
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People Magazine always has a few pages dedicated to pictures of celebrities doing things that regular people do. The headlines are always something like, “Rock stars: they pick up their dry-cleaning, too!” It seems like a no-brainer, but it is always a bit surprising seeing famous people in ordinary situations.
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Are you looking for a really cool destination in the Caribbean that is a little more off the beaten path? Well its time to check out Nevis then! The Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis is made up of the 2 islands; Saint Kitts, and Nevis. A Channel called “The
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Over recent years, Costa Rica has been making a name for itself as an ideal travel destination. Travel to Costa Rica is quite affordable from anywhere in the United States, and once you get there, you can expect to enjoy high-end accommodations and activities for much less than they would
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When it comes to daring destinations, baby boomers are raring to go! Adventure travel is on the rise with the 50+ crowd, according to Forbes, and we here at Swift gathered up some of the top destinations for baby boomers. All destinations require a valid passport, which you can easily obtain
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If you or your parents were born in India but you now live in the United States, there’s a good chance that you hold either a Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) card or an Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) card. Both of these cards hold essentially the same benefits, helping
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When the term “spring break” pops into most people’s heads, they think about college and wild parties on beaches. But if your college days are long behind you, that doesn’t mean that great spring breaks have to be a thing of the past, as well. Now that most colleges have
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This time last year we reported that about 3,000 US citizens decided to give up their passports and renounce their US citizenship in 2013. That marked a huge jump from the previous year, when less than 1,000 people decided to give up their US citizenship. Amazingly, the numbers this year
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March is perhaps one of the most playful months of the year. In a typical year, it’s the time when New Englanders and Midwesterners are finally escaping the snowy months of winter and enjoying the first signs of spring. (Clearly, 2015 isn’t exactly “typical.”) It’s the time when Julius Caesar
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Instead of waiting in line for a customs officer, people in the Global Entry program can simply go up to an automated kiosk available in numerous major airports around the United States and complete a few simple steps to be allowed back into the country. Global Entry members enjoy shorter
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