• Wed, April 23, 2025

by: MassLive

Terrorism concerns prompt travel advisory in this country

Before booking your trip, check this travel advisory issued by the government.

by: Forbes

Why Spring Is A Great Time For Ski Travel

By April, most folks in the lower 48 have their eye on summer. But there's still lots of skiing to be had up north—and at a discount.

by: AZFamily

What Arizonans should know with 2 weeks until travel ID deadline

This requirement is in compliance with the new federal Real ID Act going into effect on May 7.

by: ELLE

Why This $295 Carry-On Suitcase Is Every Expert Traveler's Secret Weapon

We put Away Travel's Bigger Carry-On suitcase to the test. Here's what associate fashion commerce editor Meg Donohue really thinks about the popular suitcase.

by: MLive

Well-traveled former Lions quarterback signs with Commanders

Journeyman quarterback Josh Johnson is signing with the Washington Commanders.

by: Parents

Best Family Travel Spots for Every Age, From Newborns to College Grads

Planning a family vacation? We tapped some experts to learn more about the best travel destinations to take kids at every age.

by: Newsweek

New Yorker's opinion about frequent vacationers sparks debate

"Five trips a year is nothing," one viewer said, weighing in on the debate about why people vacation frequently.

by: Fortune

American consumers are still buying like crazy, but the largest credit card companies are stashing funds away for a rainy day

Consumers continued to increase spending, according to quarterly earning reports.

by: WDAF

Bobby Witt Jr. gives fans a peek behind the scenes, penning new article

Ahead of Opening Day 2025 at Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City Royals superstar Bobby Witt Jr. wrote an article for The Players' Tribune.

by: BBC

Crews battle significant fire at Upper Caldecote traveller site

The blaze involves machinery, trees and propane cylinders, the fire service says.

by: Fortune

Happier parents tap into this 1 emotion

Feeling in awe of your kid is particularly powerful, a new study has found.

by: Fortune

Here are the top 10 best and worst states for older adults in the workplace

Today, over 11 million older adults are in the workforce.

by: Fortune

Stocks rebound for second consecutive day as the White House signals even more strongly it wants to make nice on tariffs

Stock indices and the U.S. dollar rose, as investors got hints of a long-sought detente in America's trade wars.

by: Fortune

Scott Bessent says the World Bank and IMF need a total overhaul: 'Mission creep has knocked these institutions off course'

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, in remarks to the Institute of International Finance on Wednesday, said the two agencies are falling short.

by: Fortune

RTX warns of potential $850M hit from tariffs as defense companies grapple with fallout of rising costs

"It's not a panacea for all things tariff," RTX CEO Christopher Calio told investors Tuesday.

by: Fortune

Ulta Beauty says online shopping habits are changing. Here's how the retailer invests in tech to keep up

After completing an IT-led software modernization project with SAP, Ulta Beauty is turning its attention to AI and personalization.

by: Fortune

Cluely, which helps users cheat on 'literally everything,' gets $5 million in pre-seed funding

Founder was suspended from Columbia for the tool just last month.

by: Fortune

Intel to announce plans this week to cut over 20% of staff

The move is part of a bid to streamline management and rebuild an engineering-driven culture.

by: Fortune

Scott Bessent says China must move away from export overcapacity and American overreliance: 'Everyone knows it needs to change'

Bessent, in remarks to the Institute of International Finance, said, "America first does not mean America alone."

by: Fortune

Here's how to get your hands on a Nintendo Switch 2

Preorders begin April 24. Skip your bedtime tonight.

by: Fortune

Millions of student loan borrowers brace for debt collectors starting in May

Collections are resuming for the first time in five years, and could bit everything from Social Security to tax refunds.
  • Thu, April 24, 2025

by: MassLive

Travel alert: US travelers should rethink visiting these Caribbean islands

The country has been deemed unsafe "due to serious risks from crime" and "heightened risks of terrorism and kidnapping."

by: HuffPost

11 Convenient Travel Essentials To Keep Your Suitcase From Destroying Your Clothes

Prevent wrinkles, spills, smell and other clothes-related woes with these travel-friendly products.

by: Newsweek

US issues travel warning after Pahalgam terror attack

The U.S. has issued a travel advisory for the Indian state of Jammu and Kasmir after an attack in Pahalgam killed 26 tourists.

by: CNBC

Fewer Americans are planning summer vacations. Travel costs aren't the top reason

People who aren't planning to travel this summer say the cost of everyday life (68%) is a bigger issue than travel expenses (64%), according to a new survey.

by: TechRadar

I already loved the Ray-Ban smart glasses as a travel companion, and a new update made them even better

They can now recognize landmarks in Europe too

by: MLive

Flint surgeon travels to Gaza, says she found humanity

Dr. Alison Kinning, an American vascular surgeon from Flint, had never traveled to the Middle East before March.

by: CNN

This Belkin 2-in-1 power bank and wall charger is my new favorite travel companion | CNN Underscored

The Belkin Hybrid Power Bank 5K + Wall Charger 25W is a compact, travel-friendly 2-in-1 charger that works as both a wall plug and portable battery, perfect for powering devices on the go.

by: theinventory

Taygeer Travel Backpack for Women, Now 20% Off

Save 20% on Taygeer Travel Backpack for Women at Amazon

by: WTXF

Sixers will travel to Abu Dhabi for 2 preseason games against Knicks

The Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks will play two preseason games in Abu Dhabi in October, the league announced on Thursday.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Travelers react to end of the federal mask mandate | Season 2022

NJ Transit made masks optional on all its buses and trains

by: People

Travel With the Bucket List Family in Their New Kids Book! (Exclusive)

The Bucket List Family has announced their first children's book set to be released in the Fall

by: Fortune

Stocks surge for 3rd straight day on hopes of tariff progress

Hopes of a tariff deal drove the major indexes higher.

by: BBC

Traveller charity urges police watchdog review

Police officers are accused of being "heavy-handed" with children by the Traveller Movement charity.

by: Fortune

Southwest CEO says the U.S. airline industry is already in a recession

Bob Jordan said his company expects second-quarter revenue to fall by six percentage points, following a three-point decline in the first three months.

by: Fortune

Americans take one step forward, one step back for cancer prevention

First, the good news: Only 11% of Americans smoke cigarettes. But there's bad news, too.

by: Fortune

Best money market accounts and why you might need one

Want to earn more interest than you can with a checking account but have more access to your funds than a savings account? You might want an MMA.

by: Fortune

CFO of Europe's most valuable company hopes trade war is a 'wake-up call' for the continent

SAP's finance chief, Dominik Asam, hopes tariffs are a "wake-up call" that can kickstart Europe into building more tech giants.

by: Fortune

OpenAI says it would be happy to scoop up Google's Chrome if Alphabet is forced to sell the world's most popular web browser

OpenAI's ChatGPT boss said Google would not share its search index information with the company.

by: Fortune

At P&G and PepsiCo, tariff fallout is showing up in fewer laundry loads, heightened consumer anxiety

Shoppers are starting to change their behavior according to the CEOs of two consumer products giants.

by: Fortune

Giving workers unlimited time off could help companies outperform the S&P 500

by: Fortune

Men can make these 3 lifestyle changes to improve fertility

Men account for 50% of infertility cases, but not enough are getting sperm tests.

by: Fortune

Gen Z and millennials are struggling to work with their older counterparts, but boomers have no problem with their younger coworkers

The status quo is not working for the youngest generations in the workforce.

by: Fortune

Goldman Sachs execs' images used in deepfake video campaign targeting amateur investors on Instagram

It may come as a surprise to many to see Abby Joseph Cohen pop up in your Instagram feed with an offer that's hard to refuse.

by: Fortune

Fortune Tech: Extortion

Intel layoffs, Apple and Meta fines, IBM's DOGE haircut. Plus: Amazon, Bluesky, Discord, Google, Lyft, X in the latest edition of Fortune's flagship tech newsletter.

by: Fortune

Top CD rates today, April 24, 2025

We've rounded up today's highest available CD rates, many of which are above 4% APY.

by: Fortune

Ken Griffin says Trump's trade war has devolved into a 'nonsensical place'

The Citadel founder warned that the US is putting its brand "at risk" and said that Trump's tariffs could be counterproductive.

by: Fortune

Current ARM mortgage rates report for April 24, 2025

See Thursday's report on average mortgage rates adjustable-rate mortgages so you can pick the best home loan for your needs as you house shop.

Millions of student loan borrowers brace for debt collectors starting in May

Collections are resuming for the first time in five years, and could bit everything from Social Security to tax refunds.
The Trump administration's Education Department has been criticized for its aggressive collection tactics on federal student loans, even as it has been slow to implement loan forgiveness programs. The department has been accused of using harsh methods, such as wage garnishment and tax refund seizures, to collect on defaulted loans, while at the same time, it has been slow to process applications for loan forgiveness programs, such as Public Service Loan Forgiveness and Borrower Defense to Repayment. The article highlights the case of a teacher who was denied loan forgiveness after 10 years of service, and a student who was defrauded by a for-profit college but has yet to receive loan forgiveness. The Education Department has defended its actions, saying it is trying to protect taxpayers from fraud and abuse, but critics say the department's actions are hurting borrowers who are struggling to repay their loans.

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