• Sun, May 11, 2025

by: USA Today

What do Newark Airport's outages mean for travelers? What you need to know

Tech outages at Newark Liberty International Airport have led to a slew of delays and cancellations. Here's how your travel could be affected.

by: Staten Island Advance

U.S. State Department: Don't travel to this country 'for any reason'

There are four main reasons as to why Americans should avoid this country, including "wrongful detention" and "terrorism."

by: yahoo.com

Does Wi-Fi Travel Through Walls? We Talked With Experts to Find the Answer

Trying to get Wi-Fi to reach all areas in your home? There's some nuance to getting the most out of your Wi-Fi connection.

by: People

Woman Asks for 'Personal Space' from Needy Friend While Traveling

"I never ignored her or intentionally excluded her, but I did need moments to explore at my own pace," the woman wrote on Reddit

by: Business Insider

The 4 best travel pillows of 2025, according to an airlines reporter

Our airlines reporter tested seven travel pillows. Our top picks include inflatable and extra supportive options that are both comfy and packable.

by: KXAN

Tommy's Travel Forecast: Huge temperature swings

Weather during the month of May is full of surprises. In this week's travel forecast, we break down a big weather pattern change, discussing excessive heat, heavy rain, severe weather, and springtime snow.

by: Fortune

Trump seeks to match US drug costs with cheaper ones abroad

He said in a social media post that pharmaceutical prices could drop 30% to 80%.

by: Forbes

This Overlooked Travel Essential Is Now A 2025 Summer Must-Have

Travel insurance sales are surging, according to experts. Here's why a good policy is an important part of your next trip — and how you can find the right one.

by: Travel + Leisure

This Under-the-radar Caribbean Archipelago Has Overwater Villas, Bioluminescent Bays, and Cacao Farms

Nayara is known for its jungle-immersed boutique hotels in nearby Costa Rica, but with overwater bungalows at their Bocas del Toro property, this one might be the best of the bunch. Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park is known as the "Galápagos Islands of the Caribbean," with its protected beaches and waters brimming with marine life.

by: Travel + Leisure

How 2 Sisters Turned a Historic Summer Camp Into the No. 1 Hotel in New York State

Cedar Lakes Estate is home to cozy cottages, domed igloos for private dinners, and outdoor firepits for a cozy Hudson Valley getaway.

by: Fortune

Dow futures and the dollar surge as Wall Street cheers U.S.-China tariff talks

The U.S.-China tariff negotiations appeared to yield "a broad framework under which the two nations can conduct further talks," an analyst said.

by: Fortune

Musk says testing gold card visa program in 'quiet trial'

The "gold card" program is a Trump plan that would give wealthy foreigners who can pay for it an easier path to citizenship.

by: Fortune

Home listings in Washington, D.C., see biggest jump ever as sellers accept lower, all-cash offers amid DOGE layoffs

Some home sellers who are nervous about layoffs have turned down higher offers that are financed.

by: Fortune

US-China tariff talks to continue Sunday as Trump touts 'great progress made' on first day

"Many things discussed, much agreed to. A total reset negotiated in a friendly, but constructive, manner," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.
  • Mon, May 12, 2025

by: PBS

VPM News Focal Point | How will travel change for Virginians? | Season 2 | Episode 7

How will travel by bus, plane and train change over the next few decades for Virginians?

by: FOX 5 Atlanta

REAL ID: Atlanta airport ready for travel changes as deadline arrives

The deadline to get a REAL ID to fly is here, and officials at the Atlanta airport say they are ready for the big travel change.

by: Her Campus

Why is everyone traveling to Japan? Should you too?

An overview of Japan's rise on tourism, the economic opportunities and dangers that lie behind the landscapes and cuisine

by: WDAF

Traveler Privacy Protection Act targets TSA facial recognition screenings, data abuse

The Traveler Privacy Protection Act would safeguard Americans' ability to opt-out of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) facial recognition screenings at airports.

by: The Daily Telegraph

The ultimate travel guide to the Ashes 2025

For English cricket fans it is the greatest tour of them all. An up to 25-day battle between leather and willow, fought on sun-baked wickets, in five of Australia's greatest cities: Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney.

by: Seeking Alpha

Leisure watch: Hotel, online travel, and cruise line stocks break higher on tariff relief

Hotel, online travel, and cruise line stocks break higher after the U.S.-China tariff announcement

by: Orange County Register

Travel: Step back into Southern history in Natchez, Mississippi

Few American cities offer an in-depth look at the lives of pre-Civil War Southerners like Natchez.

by: ABC7 San Francisco

Chaos at Newark Airport in the East Coast causing headaches for travelers at SFO

Hundreds of flights have been delayed or canceled out of Newark Airport over the past few days, and it's impacting travel at San Francisco International Airport

by: London Evening Standard

Amanda Holden teases big plans for future of Alan Carr travel show

EXCLUSIVE The BGT judge also reveals why she wouldn't dare offer boss Simon Cowell her favourite snack

by: Daily Record

Best travel credit and debit cards to use for holidays

Using the wrong bank or travel card can lead to extra fees and charges when spending money abroad

by: CINEMABLEND

Star Trek: Picard Didn't Give Seven Of Nine A Catchphrase For Warp Travel, But Jeri Ryan Heard A Suggestion For How To Handle It That She Loves

This would be wild.

by: RTE Online

Clunes says neighbours in row are not 'Travellers'

Doc Martin star Martin Clunes has said neighbours to his Dorset home who want to create a permanent Travellers' site cannot be classified as such simply "because they visit festivals to sell items".

by: NDTV

5 Key Documents You Must Have For International Travel

From essential identification papers to travel insurance and more, let's explore the must-have documents for your next international adventure.

by: The Scotsman

Why service with a smile is the ultimate travel upgrade

While we love the little luxuries that come with a hotel stay, it's the warm welcome and friendly service that really matter.

by: WLWT

Measles outbreak across U.S. causes summer travel concerns

With over 1,000 measles cases reported across the U.S., health officials are issuing a warning as you make your summer travel plans.

by: People

This 'Effortless' Matching Set Is Ideal for Travel, and It's $30 at Amazon Thanks to Our Exclusive Deal

The Btfbm Matching Lounge Set has a discount at Amazon right now. The easy outfit includes a short-sleeve button-down shirt and breezy high-waisted pants with a tie waist belt. The lounge set, which is available in eight colors, is on sale for $30 at Amazon today — but only for PEOPLE readers

by: The New York Times

A Breakthrough on U.S.-China Tariffs, and a New Summer Air Travel Warning

Plus, For Sale: The pope's childhood home.

by: The Motley Fool

A Standout Travel Card in May 2025: 5x Points and Lounge Access

The Amex Platinum Card offers high earnings rates, lounge access, and almost $1,300 in annual credits. Learn why it's still the best travel card today.

by: NBC New York

Outrage over Newark Airport travel nightmare mounts as cancellations continue

Travel woes at Newark Airport continued Monday after a weekend featuring another radar outage, a ground stop and dozens of flight cancellations and delays. The FAA announced Newark was operating on a ground delay program, with departures set back an average of 19 minutes across the board as of 7:30 a.m. About 80 flights had already been canceled and delays…

by: KETV Omaha

Travel guide for the Omaha area: Monday, May 12

Some restrictions on Farnam St. are scheduled to open up Monday. Here are the details

by: Travel + Leisure

The TSA's Summer Travel Advisory Reminds You to Not Pack This Common Electronic Gadget In Your Luggage

Go through your check-in suitcase before a future flight to avoid a costly mistake.

by: CBS News

Real ID deadline is May 7. What Michiganders need know before traveling by plane this summer.

Michiganders can still obtain a Real ID after the May 7 deadline.

by: Insider

Skiplagged's CEO has tips on how to use the travel hack without getting caught by airlines

Airlines hate the practice, but Skiplagged's CEO says young people are flooding the website looking for travel deals.

by: London Evening Standard

London travel news LIVE: Reduced Thameslink and Southern service

Thameslink and Southern services are running fewer services

by: Seeking Alpha

Allegiant Travel Company: Volatility Ahead, Wait-And-See (NASDAQ:ALGT)

Allegiant Travel faces challenges with revenue growth, high debt, and Sunseeker's uncertain profits. Read why I rate ALGT stock a Hold now.

by: Forbes

Travel The World With This New Tessan 140W Multi Power Adapter

This universal power adapter from Tessan has a maximum rating of 140W and has prongs to fit the most popular power outlets around the world. It also has four USB outlets.

by: Forbes

The Most Versatile Fashion Labels For Summer Travels

Whether you are in the market for a new suitcase or a chic kaftan, these new, hardworking accessories and fashion pieces will add a sense of style to your next trip.

by: Fortune

Work-Bench's new $160 million venture fund doubles down on New York enterprise tech investing

Why a 12-year bet on the New York tech ecosystem is paying off.

by: Fortune

He was offered a 15-year path to the C-suite. So he walked

Gen Digital's CEO now runs a $17.8 billion cybersecurity firm.

by: Fortune

The top savings accounts today earn up to 5% APY. See our listing of the best high-yield savings account rates of May 12, 2025

Take a look at the highest savings account interest rates available right now

by: Fortune

Lights, Camera, Tariffs: Trade war comes to the red carpet as Trump targets foreign films

Trump's call for 100% tariffs on foreign-made films rattles a global industry—and risks hijacking the spotlight at this year's Cannes film festival.

by: Fortune

Zepbound users lost nearly 50% more weight than those on Wegovy in first head-to-head study

That's according to the study funded by Eli Lilly, which was published Sunday in the New England Journal of Medicine.

by: Fortune

Listeria outbreak sickens at least 10 in California and Nevada

And the FDA is investigating Fresh & Ready Foods

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 12, 2025

US-China tariff talks to continue Sunday as Trump touts 'great progress made' on first day

"Many things discussed, much agreed to. A total reset negotiated in a friendly, but constructive, manner," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform.
On May 10, 2025, former Trump administration official Scott Bessent discussed the ongoing U.S.-China tariff negotiations and the potential impact of a second Trump presidency on trade relations. Bessent, who served as Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economic Affairs, emphasized that Trump's approach to China would likely be more aggressive than during his first term, with a focus on increasing tariffs to address the trade deficit and protect American industries. He highlighted the importance of the first day of a new Trump administration, suggesting that immediate actions on tariffs could set the tone for future negotiations. Bessent also noted that while some progress has been made in recent talks, significant challenges remain, particularly in areas like technology transfer and intellectual property rights.

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