Is it Rude to Ask Guests to Take Their Shoes off When They Come Over? Experts Weigh In originally appeared on Parade Home & Garden. In a large number of countries around the world, it’s commonplace to ...

Do you dread taking off your shoes when going through airport security? That requirement is going away at airports in the United States, which means agents for the Transportation Security ...

Maybe you kick off your shoes at home because you don’t want to track dirt across clean carpets or floors, or maybe it’s just a relief to shed them. But if you regularly take them off because you’re ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Department of Homeland Security announced a major change Tuesday in airport checkpoints: You can keep your shoes on! After nearly two decades of having to remove your shoes ...

Imagine settling into your economy class seat on a 13-hour flight, only to find a stranger’s shoes occupying the space beside you. That’s what happened to Jaskaran Gautam when he was flying from Tokyo ...

Sometimes you just have to wonder if those elites at the New York Times are purposely trolling us. I’m old enough to remember the Great Grape Salad Controversy of 2014, when the Times’ food ...

The age-old question of whether guests should remove their shoes upon entering a home often sparks heated debate. For some, it's a non-negotiable hygiene standard, essential for maintaining a clean ...

ALREADY AT WORK. YEAH, REMEMBER ALL THOSE BARE FEET? ED PASSENGERS HERE DID NOT HAVE TO TAKE OFF THEIR SHOES TONIGHT AT BOSTON LOGAN AIRPORT. OF COURSE, THIS CHANGE COMING JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER ...

Homeland Security says technology has improved to no longer need shoe removal but the policy was 'necessary' for the last 20 years Homeland Security says technology has improved to no longer need shoe ...

SEX WORK IN THE CITY. AIRPORTS ACROSS THE NATION ARE ADJUSTING TO A NEW POLICY ISSUED BY TSA. PASSENGERS WILL NO LONGER HAVE TO TAKE THEIR SHOES OFF WHEN GOING THROUGH SECURITY CHECKPOINTS COVERING ...

In a large number of countries around the world, it’s commonplace to remove shoes when inside the house and it can even be considered rude to enter someone’s home with your shoes on. Of course, in the ...