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The New Business Cabins Ideal for Traveling Families
Once considered traveling execs’ exclusive domain, business-class cabins are welcoming families with young children—and devising ways to contain the chaos.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Traveling Phils fans give Kimbrel earful at Camden
Craig Kimbrel said he "definitely heard" the Phillies fans who packed Camden Yards on Saturday, when he struck out the final three batters in a 6-2 Orioles win.ESPN - Sports -
Travel AI Strategies, Orient Express Revival and Thailand’s Scrapped Tourist Fee
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Flying with marijuana: Will TSA stop you for edibles, CBD products in your luggage?
There are plenty of things you can bring through TSA — but what about cannabis products?The Hill - Politics -
Calls for investigation after police car rams loose cow twice
The home secretary seeks an "urgent explanation" of why a police car was used to hit the animal twice.BBC News - Top stories -
Can the Constitution Reconcile America?
The country’s founding charter was meant to keep us in a state of constant negotiation and dialogue. It should appeal to the left and right.The Wall Street Journal - World -
I dropped out of a group vacation—do I still have to pay for the hotel?: Tips from travel experts
When planning or opting out of a group trip it's best to be over communicative.CNBC - Business -
It’s eerie, it’s excruciating … Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer, please stop talking about football | Joel Golby
They may well like the game, but as an England fan, I don’t want my big Euros summer sullied by performative politics. Field report from east London, weekend of 9 and 10 June 2024: Rishi Sunak has destroyed the Adidas Samba. Possibly for ever, ...The Guardian - World -
‘Stop sending me money’: Singapore keeper deluged after saves help China
Hassan Sunny denied Thailand to aid China in World CupSunny’s food stall receives business in person and onlineThe Singapore goalkeeper Hassan Sunny has urged Chinese football fans to stop sending him money after his saves in a 3-1 defeat by ...The Guardian - World - China -
The Supreme Court sided with Starbucks in its labor dispute. One expert says it probably won’t stop people from unionizing.
Starbucks Workers United said the ruling “underscores how the economy is rigged against working people.” The coffee chain, meanwhile, said it levels the playing field.MarketWatch - Business
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