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"You Know Mamdani?" Indian-Origin Worker Grilled By ICE Agents In US
An Indian-origin man, working with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) was grilled about his immigration status on duty.
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US Airlines To Pay Automatic Refunds For Canceled Flights
Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.
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Tonnes Of Nacho Cheese Spills From Truck Onto US Highway After Collision
The disruption occurred in Arkansas on I-30 West near Prescott, when the truck was involved in a collision with another vehicle.
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Bizarre Video Shows Car Driving Backwards On Busy Road For Over A Mile
In a video shared by the Ohio Department of Transportation, a driver was captured driving in reverse for over a mile on a busy road.
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US Updates Self-Driving Car Guidelines as More Hit the Road
The new voluntary guidelines announced by US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao update policies issued last fall by the Obama administration.
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Teen Died In A Car Crash - Then She Was Billed For The Broken Guardrail
Steve Eimers knew something was wrong before he opened the envelope with his daughter's name on it.
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Samsung Is Setting Up Booths At Airports To Exchange Note 7S
The Department of Transportation's ban on the Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 could be leaving some users in a lurch if they try to bring the phone on any flight going to or from any part of the United States. To help those folks, Samsung is setting up pop-up exchange booths of sorts at airports to offer customers another Samsung phone in exchange for thei...
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At Least 8 Dead In US After Charter Bus Rolls Over: Reports
Eight people died and 44 were injured Saturday in the US state of Texas after a charter bus rolled over on the highway, media reported.
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What Makes a Weary Travel Customer a Happy One? Details Like a Forgotten Toothbrush.
In the travel industry, little things can make a big difference.
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Suspect In Vegas Car-Ramming To Face Murder Charge
A 24-year-old woman who repeatedly rammed her car into pedestrians on the packed Las Vegas Strip, killing one person and injuring more than 30, will be charged with murder, officials said on Monday.
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Kuwait Airways Scraps New York-London Flights After Israeli Complaint
Kuwait Airways is scrapping flights between New York's JFK airport and London Heathrow after US authorities threatened legal action over its refusal to sell tickets to Israelis.
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Small Plane With 3 on Board Missing in Washington State
Rescue workers in Washington state said they would continue searching today for a small plane carrying three people that disappeared after takeoff from neighboring Montana.
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US Probes Airlines for 'Unlawful Coordination'
The US Justice Department said on Wednesday it is investigating some airlines over "possible unlawful coordination."
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US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
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United States: New York Police Probing Switch of Flags on Brooklyn Bridge
Police are searching for four or five people they believe scaled to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge's two towers in the dead of night, disabled lights illuminating two large American flags and then replaced the flags with bleached-white ones.
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"You Know Mamdani?" Indian-Origin Worker Grilled By ICE Agents In US
An Indian-origin man, working with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) was grilled about his immigration status on duty.
-
US Airlines To Pay Automatic Refunds For Canceled Flights
Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.
-
Tonnes Of Nacho Cheese Spills From Truck Onto US Highway After Collision
The disruption occurred in Arkansas on I-30 West near Prescott, when the truck was involved in a collision with another vehicle.
-
Bizarre Video Shows Car Driving Backwards On Busy Road For Over A Mile
In a video shared by the Ohio Department of Transportation, a driver was captured driving in reverse for over a mile on a busy road.
-
US Updates Self-Driving Car Guidelines as More Hit the Road
The new voluntary guidelines announced by US Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao update policies issued last fall by the Obama administration.
-
Teen Died In A Car Crash - Then She Was Billed For The Broken Guardrail
Steve Eimers knew something was wrong before he opened the envelope with his daughter's name on it.
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Samsung Is Setting Up Booths At Airports To Exchange Note 7S
The Department of Transportation's ban on the Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 could be leaving some users in a lurch if they try to bring the phone on any flight going to or from any part of the United States. To help those folks, Samsung is setting up pop-up exchange booths of sorts at airports to offer customers another Samsung phone in exchange for thei...
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At Least 8 Dead In US After Charter Bus Rolls Over: Reports
Eight people died and 44 were injured Saturday in the US state of Texas after a charter bus rolled over on the highway, media reported.
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What Makes a Weary Travel Customer a Happy One? Details Like a Forgotten Toothbrush.
In the travel industry, little things can make a big difference.
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Suspect In Vegas Car-Ramming To Face Murder Charge
A 24-year-old woman who repeatedly rammed her car into pedestrians on the packed Las Vegas Strip, killing one person and injuring more than 30, will be charged with murder, officials said on Monday.
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Kuwait Airways Scraps New York-London Flights After Israeli Complaint
Kuwait Airways is scrapping flights between New York's JFK airport and London Heathrow after US authorities threatened legal action over its refusal to sell tickets to Israelis.
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Small Plane With 3 on Board Missing in Washington State
Rescue workers in Washington state said they would continue searching today for a small plane carrying three people that disappeared after takeoff from neighboring Montana.
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US Probes Airlines for 'Unlawful Coordination'
The US Justice Department said on Wednesday it is investigating some airlines over "possible unlawful coordination."
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US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
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United States: New York Police Probing Switch of Flags on Brooklyn Bridge
Police are searching for four or five people they believe scaled to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge's two towers in the dead of night, disabled lights illuminating two large American flags and then replaced the flags with bleached-white ones.
