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Dec. 25, 2010: The brunt of the storm is expected to hit at the height of the homeward travel rush, and could spell trouble for the millions of Americans on the East Coast. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports.

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Dec. 24, 2010: Millions of Americans are on the road and in the air headed for holiday destinations this Christmas eve, and many will encounter higher gas prices and some nasty weather. NBC’s Ron Mott reports.

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Dec. 23, 2010: As the holiday travel season begins gets underway in earnest, the costs of gasoline and air travel are going up. Tom Costello reports from Bethesda, Md.

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Dec. 21, 2010: Heathrow airport officials have effectively cancelled the holiday plans of thousands of travelers. Meanwhile, there is mounting outrage and criticism of how Heathrow handled the latest snow. ITV’s Chris Choi reports.

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Dec. 14: Emergency workers say nine people were injured in a 137-car accident that covered more than four miles of highway in Chengdu City, China. TODAYshow.com’s Dara Brown reports.

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Dec. 2: The Weather Channel’s Eric Fisher tells msnbc that more than 16 hours after first being stranded along the New York state thruway, hundreds of drivers remain trapped in their vehicles, with more snow in the forecast.

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Dec. 2: A traveler at the Oklahoma City airport surprised security agents at a checkpoint when she removed her trench coat to reveal she was wearing just a bra and panties.

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Dec. 1: Tree houses aren’t just for kids! TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe tours deluxe adult cabins perched over the woods, complete with skylights and offices and designer decor.

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Nov. 29: From Caribbean escapes to ski adventures, Travel + Leisure’s Nilou Motamed reveals which hotels are offering deep discounts during this holiday shopping and spending season.

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Nov. 29: On the heels of one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, Zagat Surveys has released its ratings of the airline industry. CEO Tim Zagat discusses why JetBlue topped the list.

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Nov. 25: Msnbc’s Thomas Roberts talks to former JetBlue Flight Attendant Steven Slater who now provides travel advice online.

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Nov. 24: USA Today’s Ben Mutzabaugh breaks down the biggest travel holiday of the year.

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Nov. 24: U.S. and Mexico official issue a warning to Americans traveling to Mexico. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.

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Nov. 24: As 40 million head home for the holidays, many worry that boycotts of full-body scans could lead to major Thanksgiving delays. So far, so good, however, in many airports across the country. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports from Los Angeles International Airport.

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Nov. 23: After incoming House Speaker John Boehner was spotted bypassing airport security in Washington, D.C., the TSA has admitted that many government officials are exempt from the security screening procedures required of regular passengers. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

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Nov. 23: A Hardball panel talks about the political implications of the new TSA procedures.

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Nov. 23: A suspicious package with reported Nigerian origins is being investigated at Logan International Airport in Boston. Mark Rosenker former NTSB chairman reports.

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Nov. 22: A Michigan bladder cancer survivor says TSA agents removed his urostomy bag, soaking his pants, despite warning. WILX reporter Rachel Thomas has the story.

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Nov. 22: Since rolling out its plan in late October, the TSA has now begun to modify its highly controversial security policy in search of a better balance between airline security and privacy. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.

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Nov. 22: Charlie Leocha, the director of the Consumer Travel Alliance, discusses the Obama administration’s response to increasing outrage over controversial body scanners and their alternative – the pat down.