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American Airlines Raises Checked Bag Fees: What You Need to Know

American Airlines has announced an increase in the price of first checked bags, marking the first adjustment since 2018. The fee for a first checked bag on most flights will now be $40, or $35 if paid before arriving at the airport. According to Scott Chandler, American’s senior vice president of revenue management and loyalty, … Read more

Measles Outbreak at Florida Elementary School Sparks Concern Amid Rising Cases Nationwide

A measles outbreak at a Florida elementary school has raised concerns amidst a surge in cases across the United States. Health Department officials in Broward County have confirmed at least four cases of measles, a highly contagious viral infection that can have severe consequences, especially for young children and babies. Broward County Schools confirmed the … Read more

Search Suspended for Missing Florida Boaters Amid Weather Challenges

The search has been halted for four Florida men whose boat disappeared amidst rain and fog on Saturday night, according to authorities. The group embarked on their journey from north of Venice, Florida, departing from the Marina Park Boat Ramp near the Historic Venice Train Depot. Despite extensive search efforts covering over 4,600 square miles … Read more

Tightened Regulations on American XL Bully Dogs: What You Need to Know

American XL bullies, the largest variant of American bully dogs, have garnered attention as new regulations concerning their ownership come into effect in England and Wales. Unlike standard, pocket, or classic American bullies, XL bullies are characterized by their robust physique, muscular build, and blocky heads, suggesting significant strength and power relative to their size. … Read more

Central Park Carriage Horse Tragedy: Driver Charged with Animal Abuse and Neglect

In a disturbing case of alleged animal abuse and neglect, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office has charged a carriage horse driver in Central Park with one count of overdriving, torturing, and injuring animals, as well as failure to provide proper sustenance. The accused coachman faces a class A misdemeanor charge, shedding light on an incident … Read more

UAW Threatens Strike at Ford’s Kentucky Plant Over Contract Disputes

The United Auto Workers (UAW) have issued a stark warning of a potential strike at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant, the automaker’s largest and most profitable facility. With negotiations at a standstill for over five months, the UAW has set a strike deadline of February 23, citing unresolved local contract issues affecting approximately 9,000 UAW Local … Read more

Search Intensifies for Missing 11-Year-Old in Texas as Person of Interest Identified

Authorities in Texas have intensified efforts to locate missing 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, though they have yet to locate the subject of this week’s Amber Alert. The search resumed on Saturday morning, focusing on Lake Livingston, a reservoir in East Texas north of Houston. Officials have identified Don Steven McDougal as a person of interest in … Read more

Former CBS CEO Leslie Moonves Fined for Ethics Violation in LAPD Leak Case

Former CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves has been fined over $11,000 for attempting to influence a former Los Angeles police captain to leak confidential information, as revealed by new formerly public city documents. The documents, released by the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission and obtained by KNBC-TV, detail Moonves’ admission to the infraction and … Read more

Oregon Man Arrested for Capitol Insurrection: Adding to Local Legal Troubles

An Oregon man, David Medina, has been apprehended on accusations of involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, adding to the growing number of individuals facing legal repercussions in the aftermath of the riot. Medina, a 34-year-old resident of Sherwood, is the eleventh person from Oregon and Southwest Washington to confront federal … Read more

Yale University Issues Apology for Historical Ties to Slavery

Yale University issued a formal apology on Friday for its historical connections to slavery, following several years of intensive research and study into its involvement with the transatlantic slave trade. In a statement, the prestigious educational institution recognized its role in slavery, as well as the labor, experiences, and contributions of enslaved individuals to its … Read more