• Mon, May 12, 2025

by: Detroit News

State gas prices drop ahead of Memorial Day travel

Motorists are paying an average of $45 for a full 15-gallon tank of gasoline, AAA said.

by: WHTM

Report: Americans plan to spend more on travel this summer

(WHTM)- Despite economic uncertainty, data shows one in five Americans still plan to spend more on travel and experiences this summer. A new study released by Hopper reveals that 63% of consumers still plan to spend the same, or more, on discretionary purchases this year. 64% of those who plan to spend more say they […]

by: WSB-TV

Nearly 1.4 million Georgians expected to travel across US on Memorial Day weekend

"Despite economic uncertainty and global challenges, travel remains a priority for Americans," AAA said.

by: WFXT

Travelers encouraged to protect themselves from carbon monoxide following recent tragedies

It's an invisible danger you probably aren't thinking about when you're headed on vacation.

by: Travel + Leisure

The Podiatrist-approved, Comfy Shoe Brand Oprah Loves Is Secretly Up to 75% Off

Amazon is having a secret sale on Vionic sandals, sneakers, and more up to 75 percent off. Shop the 10 best travel shoes on sale from the Oprah- and podiatrist-approved brand, all for under $100 to take on your next trip.

by: Politico

Trump floats traveling to Turkey this week for Russia-Ukraine peace talks

"I would fly there if I thought it would be helpful," said the president, who is traveling this week to three Middle Eastern countries.

by: Fox Business

Memorial Day travel to set new record as drivers benefit from lower gas prices

More than 45 million people will take trips over the Memorial Day holiday weekend this year, marking the highest number in two decades, AAA projected.

by: Business Insider

Best Credit Card for Travel Insurance: Top Credit Cards with Travel Insurance in 2025

The best credit card with travel insurance in 2025 varies depending on how you travel. You may need robust benefits, or be fine with the basics.

by: Quartz

What recession? Memorial Day travel is set to break records, AAA says

The U.S. travel business may be in for some good news, for a change: AAA forecasts that a record number of Americans have plans for domestic travel during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, with 45.1 million people planning to hit the road or catch a flight.

by: Tasting Table

12 Best Gluten-Free Snacks You Can Travel With

With today's alternatives, gluten-free snacking can be simple. But gluten-free snacking while on the move? Not so much. These snacks that make it simpler.

by: abc7NY

Up Close 5/11/25: Addressing ongoing travel woes and issues at Newark Liberty International Airport

It's been two weeks of travel woes at Newark Liberty International Airport, and now there's concerns that the chaos could continue well into the summer season.

by: The Hill

Memorial Day travel expected to break 20-year record

AAA expects a record number of domestic travelers for Memorial Day, with 45.1 million people expected to travel 50 miles or more between May 22 and May 26, with 87% of them planning to travel by ca…

by: KETV Omaha

California woman fulfills lifelong dream of space travel alongside beloved dog

The enduring connection between science, love and dreams that reach beyond our world

by: NBC Chicago

Traveled recently? Listeria outbreak linked to food sold at airports, hotels, hospitals and more

The products were sold across at least four states in vending machines airports, hotels, convenience stores, hospitals, office break rooms and more.

by: The Advocate

Bushwig and Knockdown Center announce travel grant to support drag artists

The celebration of drag, music, and love will be held on August 23 this year.

by: The Takeout

Tips To Steer Clear Of Food Poisoning While Traveling

Getting food poisoning is no joke, and it's a pretty painful and potentially deadly experience. Here's how to avoid it, especially while traveling.

by: Sporting News

Caitlin Clark travels to Fever game rocking $6,100 Prada bag | Sporting News

by: WCVB Channel 5 Boston

From knitting girdles, to outfitting astronauts for space travel

Worcester, Mass., company creates spacesuits for American missions

by: Forbes

He's Back! Stanley Tucci Interview: His New Italy Travel Show Inspires

Award-winning actor Stanley Tucci deliciously explores this popular vacation destination on TV's foodie-fascinating 'Tucci in Italy' — premiering May 18. Join the fun.

by: WUTR Utica

TRAVEL ADVISORY: Water main work causes Oneonta streets to close

The City of Oneonta will be closing down parts of roads in the city beginning on Monday, according to the city.

by: KSTP-TV

US health officials advise older travelers not to get a chikungunya vaccine

NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. government advised American travelers age 60 and older not get a chikungunya vaccine as it investigates possible side effects.

by: Men's Journal

U.S. Has Standing Travel Warning for Mexico

Given its proximity to the United States, Mexico is the most common international tourist destination for Americans traveling abroad, receiving more American tourists than any other country in the world. However, as Americans plan their possible summer travel south of the border, the United States ...

by: NorthJersey.com

United CEO assures travelers that all flights at Newark Airport are 'absolutely safe'

United CEO Scott Kirby tried to allay trepidations travelers might have about flying in and out of Newark Airport as issues mount.

by: The Hans India

Indian travel firms suspend packages to Turkey and Azerbaijan

In a strong response to Turkey and Azerbaijan for supporting Pakistan in the ongoing conflict, major travel companies have suspended all packages to these two countries.

by: NJ.com

U.S. issues most serious 'Do Not Travel' warning to this nation

The U.S. State Department issued its highest travel advisory for Russia, warning Americans not to travel there "for any reason."

by: Parade

FOX Travels Back to the 2000s With Revival of 2 Beloved Shows

The throwback shows are both getting a big twist.

by: Kiplinger

Is Flying in America Still Safe? Navigating the Turbulence in U.S. Air Travel

With outdated systems and staffing shortages causing disruptions, here's what travelers need to know to stay safe and protect their plans.

by: Newsweek

What is chikungunya? CDC issues disease vaccine notice to older travelers

The CDC began recommending Ixchiq last year for adults traveling to countries where chikungunya is common.

by: Rolling Stone

Away's Do-Anything Duffel Bag Is 62% Off Ahead of Summer Travels

Whether you're camping, flying, or road-tripping, this heavily discounted Away duffel bag makes a great companion

by: yahoo.com

Vans' Excellent Travel Sneaker Is Now Even More Affordable

Plus, discover savings on dive watches, summer blazers and more.

by: NorthJersey.com

U.S. travel advisory? What is an advisory and what countries should you avoid?

Headed to the UK, Turks & Caicos or other countries this summer? Here's what a travel advisory means, what Level 4 is and the latest updates.

by: Fortune

Parents face price hikes on strollers and car seats as tariffs bite retailers

Companies say it's nearly impossible to produce the same high-quality products in the U.S.

by: Sporting News

Caitlin Clark travels to Fever game rocking $6,100 Prada bag | Sporting News Canada

by: Forbes

Bernie Sanders Doesn't Need To Apologize About Private Jet Travel

Bernie Sanders is defending his use of private jets. He has nothing to defend. And if he takes a closer look at the industry, he would likely appreciate the quality jobs.

by: The Independent US

This travel hack could make the price of a hotel room cheaper

The shift has come due to a rise in solo travelling

by: Men's Journal

U.S. Issues Most Serious 'Do Not Travel' Warning for Venezuela

On Monday, May 12, the United States offered two new travel advisories warning travelers to avoid two specific countries. The latest announcement comes after the U.S. added six travel advisories between May 7-8, including Level 4 "Do Not Travel" warning for Russia. Travelers received a Level 4 ...

by: Fortune

The tariff strategy is backfiring and small businesses are the collateral damage

Tariffs are a quiet tax that hurts small businesses already facing rising costs, broken supply chains, and labor pressure.

by: Fortune

How to turn white rice and bread into superfoods

Tapping into the resistant starch in bread, pasta, and white rice can quickly boost the nutrition of these carbs.

by: Fortune

Trump's $400 million luxury plane offer from Qatar is raising red flags

"I would never be one to turn down that kind of an offer," President Trump said.

by: Fortune

Trump gives drugmakers 30-day ultimatum: 'We're going to pay what Europe pays'

"We're all going to pay the same. We're going to pay what Europe pays," President Trump said.

by: Fortune

CEOs say that just a fraction of AI initiatives are actually delivering the return on investment they expected

Despite the dismal results so far, top executives still expect great things from the technology in the future.

by: Fortune

The U.S. doesn't want 'generalized decoupling' from China, but a strategic break instead, Treasury secretary says

"But what we do want is a decoupling for strategic necessities, which we were unable to obtain during COVID."

by: Fortune

HubSpot CEO avoids the Sunday scaries simply by working on the weekend

Yamini Rangan has seen tremendous growth at the software company since joining in January 2020.

by: Fortune

Pirating games on your Nintendo Switch? Nintendo can render the system useless.

That's an expensive paperweight.

by: Fortune

An oceanfront home once owned by Taylor Swift is up for sale for $14.5 million

The home of your wildest dreams.

by: Fortune

Bill Gates says businesses need to understand the politics for the next 20 years, not just the next two days

Gates said AI is already reshaping the job sector and Trump's tariff uncertainty is adding further fuel to the fire.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 12, 2025

Trends in gold prices could indicate whether the asset can protect against inflation. Here's a look at how the precious metal is doing today.

by: Fortune

HR departments are in the throes of an AI confidence crisis

Getting the best results with AI involves ensuring your company has the right foundations in place first.

HR departments are in the throes of an AI confidence crisis

Getting the best results with AI involves ensuring your company has the right foundations in place first.
The article from Fortune, published on May 12, 2025, discusses the challenges faced by HR departments in integrating AI technologies due to a confidence crisis. Despite the potential of AI to streamline processes and enhance decision-making, many HR teams are hesitant to fully embrace these tools. The primary reasons include a lack of understanding of AI capabilities, concerns over data privacy and security, and fears of job displacement among HR professionals. The article highlights that while some organizations are successfully leveraging AI for tasks like talent acquisition and employee engagement, the majority are struggling to move beyond pilot projects. To overcome these hurdles, experts suggest investing in AI literacy programs, fostering a culture of experimentation, and ensuring transparent communication about AI's role in the workplace.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/05/12/hr-departments-throes-ai-confidence-crisisheres-whats-holding-teams-back-from-better-tech-integration/

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