Last week, the Idaho state legislature made headlines and history when it passed a measure making it a felony to assist young people in crossing state lines for abortion care. Other states have tried and—so far—failed to restrict residents from traveling out of state for abortions, but Idaho may have hit upon a formula for …
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A young Toronto Maple Leafs fan made the long journey to Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, Tuesday night to see his two favorite players, Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner, take on the Lightning. But the two star forwards were sitting out to rest ahead of the playoffs. Auston Matthews, right, of the Toronto Maple Leafs …
3 minute read Destination Analysts April, 11 2023 Will Americans curb their travel spending enthusiasm in the coming months? Current financial sentiment may keep Americans from spending as freely as they did a year ago, however record levels of travel enthusiasm keeps them planning trips. Meanwhile, pet peeves about the travel experience abound, from …
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Senate Democrats are calling for Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate the findings of a recent media report that detailed extravagant undisclosed trips taken by Justice Clarence Thomas that were paid for by a conservative billionaire. Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin, D-Ill., and the 10 other Democrats on the panel said in …
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There’s still a way to right course. Charly Triballeau/Getty Images On Jan. 13, an American Airlines jet headed for London mistakenly crossed the wrong runway at JFK airport in New York—putting it right in front of a Delta plane that was getting ready for takeoff. Air traffic controllers saw what happened and scrambled to order …
Last week, the Idaho state legislature made headlines and history when it passed a measure making it a felony to assist young people in crossing state lines for abortion care. Other states have tried and—so far—failed to restrict residents from traveling out of state for abortions, but Idaho may have hit upon a formula for …
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Senate Democrats are calling for Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate the findings of a recent media report that detailed extravagant undisclosed trips taken by Justice Clarence Thomas that were paid for by a conservative billionaire. Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin, D-Ill., and the 10 other Democrats on the panel said in …
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There’s still a way to right course. Charly Triballeau/Getty Images On Jan. 13, an American Airlines jet headed for London mistakenly crossed the wrong runway at JFK airport in New York—putting it right in front of a Delta plane that was getting ready for takeoff. Air traffic controllers saw what happened and scrambled to order …
Last week, the Idaho state legislature made headlines and history when it passed a measure making it a felony to assist young people in crossing state lines for abortion care. Other states have tried and—so far—failed to restrict residents from traveling out of state for abortions, but Idaho may have hit upon a formula for …
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A man flying from Washington to Alaska allegedly drank himself into a stupor, groped his seatmate’s legs while peppering her with vulgar come-ons, then lit up a cigarette, guzzled a bottle of hand sanitizer, and told other passengers they were all going to die. The disturbing incident only ended when a pair of off-duty cops …
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