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Surging Jet Fuel Prices May Ground Some Summer Vacations: What To Know
As international travel becomes riskier and airfare skyrockets, some travelers are choosing summer vacations closer to home.

As international travel becomes riskier and airfare skyrockets, some travelers are choosing summer vacations closer to home.

The cuts reflect a mix of restructuring efforts, cost-cutting measures and, in some cases, shifts tied to AI and changing market conditions.

A VA judge has ruled a redistricting amendment is unconstitutional, citing misleading ballot language; the attorney general will appeal.
Infants and toddlers are most susceptible to the virus, which can cause dehydration very quickly.
Several federal investigations are underway into the deaths and disappearances of scientists from LA County and elsewhere.
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Analysis of the week's top political stories!
100 Black Men of Eastern New York Highlights Strong Second Quarter Growth, Strategic Partnerships, and Momentum Toward National Conference
Recalls include 3 million bottles of eye drops, certain bottles of a common anti-anxiety drug, and pots and pans that pose burn hazards.
This milestone event marks four decades of impact, leadership, and service bringing together influential leaders, entrepreneurs & educators!
If you’re thinking about firing up the lawn mower early on weekends, your neighbor who sleeps in has something to say.
In town halls across the country, residents push back against data centers as some state legislatures question if tax breaks went too far.
Nationally, emergency room visits for the treatment tick bites are at their highest level for this time of year since at least 2017.
A couple of real-life rescues of abducted children raise the question: Should you get involved directly or call 911 and wait for police?
Pending home sales fell in April as more sellers slashed prices and homes lingered longer on the market, signaling a cooling spring season.
Acceptance rates for Forbes’ “New Ivies” schools preferred by employers range from 8 percent to 50 percent.
A major convenience store chain will shutter 645 stores, but plans to open 200 in better locations.
Zoom Court doesn’t mean zooming down the road; a bright meteor and large boom rattle residents; woman literally slips out of police custody.
From 20% restaurant tips to digital checkout pressure, readers say pandemic-era “tipflation” has reshaped when and how much they tip.
Early weekend mowing can spark tension between neighbors who want to sleep late and those who want to finish the chore early.
Analysis of the week's biggest political stories. The on-again, off-again war with Iran remained the top international story for the week.