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The Trump administration’s Departments of Justice and Education have launched a joint special investigative unit for Title IX cases that will focus largely on the “pernicious effects of gender ideology.”

President Donald Trump has ousted Biden appointee Lt. Gen. Timothy Haugh from the NSA, naming Lt. Gen. William Hartman as acting director of the top intelligence agency.

President Donald Trump is sending both carrots and sticks towards Iran, stepping up military assets in the Middle East while also signaling talks are still on the table.

The National Archives in London is opening the “MI5: Official Secrets” exhibit which details the history of the British intelligence agency. Century-old evidence will be on display.

The Cardinals signed tight end Trey McBride to a four-year contract reportedly worth $76 million, which makes McBride the highest-paid tight end in NFL history.

Short hikes don’t require much equipment, so carry all your belongings in a lightweight pack that won’t tire you out.

Rep. Jared Golden is warning his own party not to have “knee-jerk” reactions to President Donald Trump’s tariff plan.

Old videos show Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., defending the use of U.S. tariffs to protect U.S. workers, while today they oppose Trump’s tariffs.

Karen Read’s lawyers have taken her double jeopardy appeal to the United States Supreme Court with her second trial underway in the death of John O’Keefe.

ICE has lodged a detainer against Rosali I. Fernandez Cruz, accused of being involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash.

The Houthis shot down another U.S. Reaper drone, the third one that has been destroyed by the terror organization since early March.

Justin Baldoni this week accused Ryan Reynolds of being Blake Lively’s “co-conspirator” in a new filing asking a judge to deny Reynolds’ motion to be dismissed from Baldoni’s $400 million defamation suit.

Reopening the world to globetrotters post-pandemic has been a long journey.  In 2020 Americans were locked down, with flights grounded, cruises docked, and all non-essential travel halted.  In the months that followed, passengers slowly returned to once-empty airports, navigating social distancing, masks mandates, and staffing shortages.  Now, as travel continues to bounce back, Stacey Barber, Vice President of Travel at AAA, notes, “What we’re seeing is people are taking the trip. They’re not postponing it. They’re not waiting for kids to be off school.  And they’re not only taking one trip, they’re taking multiple trips.”One emerging trend, Americans are now traveling year-round, rather than during peak seasons.  This shift is partly due to the growing flexibility for many people have to work from anywhere.  Barber highlights, “They want to enjoy these beautiful destinations and activities and, you know, work from home. And that remote availability has really increased that opportunity.”Tourists are also shifting what they want in a destination, favoring less crowded locations, personalized experiences, and an increased focus on mental health and well-being.   Starlight Williams, Digital Editor at National Geographic, explains,  “Everyone is thinking about they’re stressed out, they’re tired, they’re burnt out. ‘How can I go travel and experience that I’m creating a healing moment?'”  Across the industry, these new demands mean big changes. According to Barber, “Suppliers are really putting a strong emphasis on health. They’re putting it on cleaning, and they have great insurance opportunities available to help protect the those consumers.”The pandemic was not smooth sailing for the cruise industry, But, it has since bounced back in a big way.  “They were the last industry to really rebound from COVID,” Barber says, “Post-pandemic, they are really creating an experience. They are enhanced their ships during covid. They created more inventory as well.”Air travel, however, has been slower to get off the ground.  “The global airline capacity is only 2.4% above 2019 levels,” Williams notes, “That’s been hindered by aircraft shortages having train crew deficits. There’s not enough staff.”Despite any turbulence, experts agree travel continues to evolve.  Barber points out, “We’re going to start understanding how technology can help anticipate needs of consumers better, how we can provide more time saving services.”   That’s not the only way travel could change five years from now.  Williams predicts, “Supersonic flights are going to make a full dramatic return, cold destinations are going to be the biggest trend, with global temperatures rising, [and] global wellness is going to go even more insane.”Another potential shift in the coming years is a resurgence in travelers turning to travel agents, particularly among younger generations. 

First American Financial CEO Kenneth DeGiorgio is facing federal charges after allegedly choking another passenger while on a Virgin Voyages cruise, according to the FBI.

Phil Mickelson admitted to stark differences between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf on Friday, but the six-time major winner believes there is a “need and demand” for what LIV offers.

International Fact-Checking Network Director Angie Drobnic Holan defended the profession as crucial for democracy and fighting disinformation worldwide.

Three alleged MS-13 gang members or associates have been charged with murder in connection to a 2015 killing, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday.

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Former President Barack Obama told a crowd of people on Thursday night that they might need to “possibly sacrifice” in resisting President Donald Trump’s policies.

You can reset your internet router remotely if you’re not home when your power goes out. Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson explains how this can be done.

A major part of a first-of-its-kind green energy project, touted by Biden administration, is now lying in ruins and polluting some of America’s beautiful ocean and seashore in Massachusetts.

Jason Bedell is offering a $25,000 reward for information about a vandal caught on camera slashing the tires of his Cybertruck and smashing its windshield in California.

Boost your plants’ spring growing potential with these eight plant-care products.

Comedian Russell Brand was charged Friday with rape and sexual assault. The charges came after an investigation by British police into complaints made by multiple women.

Israel targets Syrian airbases to warn Turkey against interference, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan faces protests at home and ramps up efforts to expand influence in Syria and region as a whole.