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28d ago
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Plane stopped in France suspected of human trafficking
About 300 Indian citizens have been sequestered in a small airport in the Champagne region of France for days as officials investigate whether the charter flight they were on was involved in human trafficking.
28d ago
Travel
Flight Carrying Indian Citizens Sequestered in French Airport Amid Human Trafficking Investigation
About 300 Indian citizens heading to Central America were sequestered in a French airport for a third day Saturday after a dramatic police operation prompted by a tip that those aboard might be victims of human trafficking, authorities said.
29d ago
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Wild Videos Show Rogue Wave Wreak Havoc on Cruise
Stomach-churning footage of massive waves battering the vessel in the North Sea have gone viral.
30d ago
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Holiday Travel Season Begins Amidst Optimism and Challenges
The holiday travel season is in full swing, with airlines and federal officials feeling cautiously optimistic. While travel over Christmas and New Year's tends to be spread out over several days, last year's Southwest Airlines debacle serves as a reminder that unexpected disruptions can still occur. So far this year, flight cancellations have decreased compared to last year, but winter weather remains a potential challenge. European travel has also seen smoother operations this year, although some delays and cancellations are still occurring. Overall, air travel is slowly recovering from the pandemic, but it has not yet reached pre-pandemic levels.
15h ago
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Unexpected Weather Forces MSC Meraviglia Cruise Ship to Change Itinerary
Passengers on the cruise ship MSC Meraviglia had their vacation plans disrupted when the ship had to change its itinerary due to unseasonable and worsening weather conditions.
1d ago
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Judge Allows Removal of Confederate Memorial at Arlington Cemetery to Proceed
A federal judge's ruling clears the way for the removal of a Confederate memorial from Arlington National Cemetery.
1d ago
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Walt Disney World Announces Changes to Park Reservations and Annual Passholder Benefits
Walt Disney World has revealed details about upcoming changes to theme park reservations and annual passholder benefits, including the introduction of Good-to-Go Days where no reservations will be required for passholders. The first list of Good-to-Go Days will be released on January 11, with more dates added periodically. Additionally, starting on January 9, annual passholders will be able to park hop all day instead of being restricted to after 2 p.m. Passholders will still need to enter the park they have a reservation for before moving on to another park. These changes come as Disney continues to adjust its offerings and policies in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
2d ago
Travel
Judge Halts Removal of Confederate Memorial at Arlington Cemetery
A federal judge has issued an injunction to temporarily stop the removal of a Confederate memorial at Arlington National Cemetery.