• Fri, May 23, 2025

by: KTVI

AAA forecasts record Memorial Day travel, gas prices drop

ST. LOUIS - AAA anticipates a record-breaking Memorial Day weekend, with millions expected to travel for the holiday. In this year's travel forecast, 45.1 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home between Thursday and Monday, an increase of 1.4 million travelers compared to last year, surpassing the previous record set […]

by: Mandatory

Kim Kardashian's 10 Nannies Travel With Kids & Kanye West, 'Source' Claims

Kim Kardashian reportedly has a dedicated "team of about 10 nannies" to look after the needs of the business mogul's four kids — North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. According to The U.S. Sun, an insider shared that there is a firm routine at work when it comes to the star's children. They also claimed that the nannies […] The post Kim Kardashian's 10 Nannies With Kids & Kanye West, 'Source' Claims appeared first on Mandatory.

by: KIRO

WSDOT: Plan ahead for your Memorial Day travel

It's Memorial Day weekend, which means Washington's roads, skies, and ferries are packed with people trying to get to their long weekend destination.

by: Reuters

EU's Costa to travel to Brazil to strengthen investment ties

Antonio Costa, head of the European Council that represents the 27 EU countries, will travel to Brazil from May 27-May 29 to strengthen partnerships and investment ties between the European Union and Brazil. The European Council said on Friday that Costa would meet Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva during his trip and make a speech at an EU-Brazil investment forum.

by: KRON

Holiday travel is underway, here are gas prices around the Bay Area

(KRON) - It's officially Memorial Day weekend. Many are gassing up their car and heading on the road. Nationally, the average gallon of gas is around $3.19, but we live in California, which is the most expensive gasoline market. The state's average gas gallon is almost $2 more at $4.87. This cost is five cents […]

by: CNET

Traveling for Memorial Day Travel? You'll Never Guess How Much a Library Card Will Help Keep You Entertained

Library cards can be "one of the most powerful tools anyone can have which offers access to many resources beyond books," one advocate told CNET -- and I think it's all you'll ever need to stay sane over Memorial Day weekend.

by: Fortune

One of the country's largest supermarkets recalls baby food sold in 8 states because of elevated levels of lead, health officials say

There is no safe level of lead exposure, according to CDC.

by: Forbes

What To Pack For International Travel, According To Our Travel Editor

Unlike a domestic trip, an international travel packing list requires a longer checklist of must-haves. Here's what to pack for international travel in 2025.

by: Tennessean

Here's what to know as you travel Middle Tennessee for Memorial Day weekend

Holiday gatherings and travel mean more traffic on major roadways throughout the country, and the Nashville area is no different.

by: Flightglobal

American still expects profitable year despite weak domestic leisure demand

Demand for domestic leisure travel in the USA has stabilised at a level lower than what American Airlines expected at the beginning of the year, though it remains hopeful that it can turn a profit in 2025.

by: Parade

U.S. Issues Travel Alert for One of the World's Safest Countries

The country, considered one of the world's fifth safest countries, has been put under a travel advisory.

by: Investopedia

Want To Travel During Your Retirement? Here Are Some Tips to Prepare

Nearly 40% of American workers surveyed want an adventurous retirement, which includes travel and exploration. However, only about two-thirds think they will be able to afford it. Financial experts offer some tips for making retirement travel a possibility.

by: WDIO

Record travel expected over holiday weekend

AAA is projecting 45.1 million Americans will travel over the holiday, with 39.4 million of them doing so by road.

by: AFP

Creaky US air traffic system faces summer travel rush

As the Memorial Day holiday weekend gets underway, US voyagers are girding for a bumpy ride as heavy summer travel volumes test the nation's overworked air traffic system.Nick Daniels, president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, said summer travel will go more smoothly than feared if there are no major outages.

by: WBRE

Lower gas prices bringing record Memorial Day weekend travel

(WBRE/WYOU)— Memorial Day weekend is here, and its looking to be one of the busiest travel weekends on record. 28/22's Kathryn O'Leary has more with how people here in NEPA are getting to their holiday destinations. While more people are hitting the road and taking to the skies this year, one thing that's making it […]

by: WFTV

Central Floridians prepare for Memorial Day travel stretch

The Memorial Day travel period is here. That means a busy weekend on local roads and at the Orlando International Airport.

by: Newsweek

Map shows where storms could disrupt Memorial Day celebrations, travel

Thunderstorms are anticipated to hit much of the U.S. on Memorial Day, posing dangerous travel conditions.

by: WGME

AAA expects record-breaking travel this Memorial Day weekend

Despite the weather in Maine, tourists are not letting that damper their Memorial Day travel plans.

by: Fortune

U.S. may lose 230,000 jobs if foreign tourists stay away

For every dollar no longer spent by visitors to the U.S., an additional $1.19 is lost throughout the economy.

by: Investopedia

15 Affordable Retirement Spots Every Travel Enthusiast Must Consider

Looking to retire and keep exploring? Discover 15 U.S. cities that offer affordable living, easy access to airports and highways for all your adventure needs, and other local perks for travel-loving retirees.

by: Newsweek

Nuclear fusion rocket may hold the key to faster travel to Mars

The Sunbird Migratory Transfer Vehicle is being readied for trials.

by: Forbes

Undiscovered Beach Getaways, The Ultimate Guide To Macchu Picchu And More Travel News

Plus, United's new business class, the 'luckiest' casinos in America and 5 unforgettable dining experiences.

by: Forbes

How Personalization Is Shaping The Travel Economy

The pandemic didn't just disrupt travel—it reprogrammed it.

by: Fortune

A different kind of Brat summer: Johnsonville will offer an 80-pound, 249-link variety pack of sausages, brats, and hot dogs, which comes with its own hand truck

You thought last summer was brat?

by: Fortune

Anthropic's new AI model threatened to reveal engineer's affair to avoid being shut down

Don't tell AI your secrets.

by: Fortune

Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week (May 17-23, 2025)

See which Fortune 500 companies are making changes to their C-suite ranks.

by: Fortune

Harvard sues Trump administration over move to block foreign students

"Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard."

by: Fortune

3 key takeaways from RFK Jr.'s controversial MAHA report that could change America

Increased scrutiny of childhood vaccines—credited with saving millions of people from deadly diseases— figures prominently in the report.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 23, 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

New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien on Trump and an industry in crisis

"I never wanted the top job," says Levien. "I just wanted to do the biggest version of the work I loved."
  • Sat, May 24, 2025

by: KSAZ

ADOT opens new lanes on Interstate 17 just in time for Memorial Day travel

The Arizona Department of Transportation opened new lanes on Interstate 17 between Anthem Way and Black Canyon City just in time for Memorial Day travelers.

by: KTVI

AAA projects record travel this Memorial Day weekend

The family camping trip to Mark Twain Lake was slightly delayed for Jason Doty and his family.

by: WCMH

AAA predicts 1.7 million Ohioans to travel for Memorial Day weekend

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) Memorial Day Weekend is one of the busiest times to travel as millions of people take to the roads and hit the skies this weekend. AAA is predicting more than 45 million people will travel, which is about 1.4 million more than last year. But will the weather or the economic [ ]

by: Tennessean

Memorial Day weekend: How to stay safe while traveling, enjoying the outdoors

How to honor our nation's heroes and have fun outdoors while staying safe.

by: CNN

There's a slowdown in global travel. Travel experts say use loyalty points now | CNN

The travel industry faces a slowdown as economic uncertainty impacts summer plans, leading travelers to opt for shorter, more affordable trips. CNN's Natasha Chen speaks to travel experts for their recommendations.

by: WFXT

Memorial Day weekend travel: Best, worst times to hit the road in Massachusetts

You better plan for extra time if you're hitting the road this holiday weekend, MassDOT warned drivers.

by: PetHelpful

Shih-Tzu's Over-the-Top Reaction to Getting in Travel Carrier Is LOL Funny

This little Shih-Tzu is absolutely hysterical.

by: WPXI

Flyers at Pittsburgh International Airport among millions traveling for Memorial Day weekend

TSA agents are expecting one of the busiest weekends of the year, as Memorial Day approaches, with nearly 54,000 flights scheduled nationwide. As they prepared to board their flights Friday morning, flyers at Pittsburgh International Airport were ready to kick off the summer travel season and the long holiday weekend. "We are going to JFK right now, and then flying to Barcelona later today," said Nicole Mozena of Carnegie.

by: RomaPress

Dovbyk called up for Torino-Roma, Dybala and Pellegrini travel with team

Tomorrow night Roma faces Torino in the last matchday of the Serie A season. The Giallorossi still hope to qualify for the Champions League, but in addition to beating the Granata they must hope for a...

by: BBC

Cash boost for revamp of ex-council leisure centres

Measures including new gym equipment aim to make four centres more accessible and family friendly.

by: NewsNation

Summer travel may actually be cheaper to certain destinations, expert says

As the tourism industry braces for a rough year, American travelers could luck out by finding good deals or less crowded hot spots.

by: NewsNation

Your Morning: Memorial Day weekend will see record-breaking travel, AAA says

Welcome to the Your Morning newsletter, featuring the latest news across America! It's Saturday, May 24, 2025, and there's a lot happening today.

by: BBC

Cash boost for revamp of ex-Gateshead Council leisure centres

Measures including new gym equipment aim to make four centres more accessible and family friendly.

by: Fortune

Harvard reprieve for foreign students won't stop looming threats

Harvard's students from overseas make up 27% of its total undergraduate and graduate population.

by: Fortune

Current ARM mortgage rates report for May 23, 2025

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

by: Fortune

Japan signals intent to reach US tariff deal by G-7 in June

Akazawa's remarks follow a phone call between Trump and Ishiba pledging to meet on the sidelines of Group of Seven summit next month.

by: Fortune

'Gray divorce' for Gen X and Boomers is skyrocketing: 5 money mistakes to avoid before they derail your retirement

Although it might be tempting to avoid legal fees, going without professional guidance could cost you more in the long run.

by: Fortune

Judge blocks Trump administration plan to block foreign students from attending Harvard

"Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard."

New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien on Trump and an industry in crisis

"I never wanted the top job," says Levien. "I just wanted to do the biggest version of the work I loved."
In an interview with Fortune, New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien discussed the challenges facing the media industry and the Times' response to former President Donald Trump's recent comments about the newspaper. Levien emphasized the Times' commitment to journalistic integrity and its role in holding power accountable, regardless of political pressure. She highlighted the company's efforts to diversify revenue streams beyond traditional advertising, focusing on subscription growth and new product development. Levien also addressed the broader industry crisis, noting the need for sustainable business models and the importance of public trust in media. She expressed optimism about the Times' future, citing strong subscriber numbers and a robust digital strategy as key factors in navigating the current landscape.

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