• Tue, June 10, 2025

by: CNN

Trump signs proclamation to ban travel from 12 countries | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Wednesday evening to ban travel from several countries to the US, citing security risks.

by: MSNBC

Ali Velshi: Have Americans grown numb? Trump's new travel ban met with muted reaction

Ali Velshi says Trump's new travel ban on 12 countries has not been met with the same outcry as his so-called Muslim ban that he enacted during his first term.

by: BBC

Aurigny and BA boost Guernsey travel connections

Guernsey customers can book connecting flights through London City Airport on a single ticket.

by: Fortune

Trump deployment of 4,000 National Guard members and 700 Marines to LA will cost taxpayers $134 million

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, meanwhile, filed an emergency motion in federal court to block the Trump administration from using the Guard and Marines.

by: news4sanantonio

Great Places to Travel This Summer

The summer travel season is around the corner, travel expert Laura Begley Bloom is here to share a great destination and interesting travel trends.FOR MORE INFO

by: Parade

Ed Sheeran Takes a Bold Stance on Sustainable Travel

Fans were surprised by this!

by: CNET

My Favorite Laptop for Travel Just Hit a New All-Time Low Price

The Asus Zenbook A14 weighs less than a MacBook Air and won a CNET Editors' Choice Award. It's now $250 off, the best deal I've seen on this model yet.

by: Forbes

Canadian Boycott Of U.S. Travel Is Going Stronger Than Ever, New Data Says

Last month, 38% fewer Canadians visited the U.S. by car compared to May 2024 cementing a trajectory of international tourism declines and a potential economic loss of $12.5 billion this year.

by: Fortune

Slashing public health funding is a national security disaster in the making: Howard Dean

Defense officials have long warned that pandemics, bioterrorism, and emerging infections are critical threats to U.S. stability.

by: Forbes

Forget The Heatwave, This Is The Coolest Way To Travel Europe This Summer

So why chase the heat when you can chase alpine lakes, high-altitude wellness retreats, and endless daylight? Is visiting locations with cool temperatures a smarter and more sustainable way to experience Europe this summer?

by: Forbes

Summer Travel And The Economy: How 2025 Could Rank For Businesses

Foreign exchange markets and businesses are likely to get caught up in the shuffle, especially if travelers reprioritize to a great degree.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: June 10, 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

Trump and Musk might already be making up over L.A. protests

Musk engaged positively with posts from both Trump and Vice President JD Vance on the L.A. protests.

by: Fortune

Leaders of 'orgasmic meditation' women's wellness company OneTaste convicted of federal forced labor charges

Prosecutors had argued the two women ran a yearslong scheme that groomed adherents many of them victims of sexual trauma to do their bidding.

by: Fortune

Hundreds of NIH scientists pen letter criticizing Trump's deep cuts to public health research

In a number of cases, trials that were mostly completed were rendered useless without the money to finish and analyze the work, the letter says.

by: Fortune

U.K.'s FTSE 100 surpasses March record as tariff concerns ease

The FTSE 100 rebounded strongly after Trump paused some of the highest tariffs in a century in April and the U.K. secured a trade framework with the U.S.

by: Fortune

Government borrowing binge could crowd out mortgages and investment

U.S. Treasuries accounted for $28.3 trillion, or roughly 60%, of the country's $46.9 trillion fixed-income market last year.
  • Wed, June 11, 2025

by: Forbes

Colombia's Airstrip Enhancements Boost Travel To Remote Tourist Spots

Travel to Colombia shows no signs of slowing down, but a new program designed to enhance connectivity to out-of-the-way destinations might change the standard itinerary.

by: Investopedia

Americans Are Behaving As If They're Going Into a Recession, Delta CEO Says

Corporate and domestic leisure travel has stalled since late February, according to Delta, the first major airline to release earnings since widespread tariffs were announced.

by: Newsweek

Starbucks will pay up to $136,000 for new job to travel the world

Starbucks is promoting two "Global Coffee Creator" roles that could pay more than $100,000.

by: Fortune

There's a trick to driving AI adoption among employees, says TIAA exec, and it's a 'big lever'

Workers at TIAA Wealth Management are prodded to use AI in ways both direct and subtle.

by: People

Bring These Travel-Themed Books Along on Your Summer Vacation (Exclusive)

Whether you're off on a cross-country road trip or posting up in your own backyard, these wanderlust-inspiring books are the perfect complement to any adventure

by: Parade

Airline Shuts Down With No Warning, Leaving Travelers Stranded

A Florida-based airline stunned travelers by announcing that they were canceling all flights and shutting down immediately.

by: Polygon

Netflix's science fiction romance Our Times breaks the time travel movie rules

Move over, Back to the Future

by: WJW

Get paid to travel the world and post about coffee: Starbucks

This could be your dream job!

by: Esquire

The Easiest Way to Travel is With a Garment Duffle Bag

Time to ditch wheelie suitcases and multiple bags. These are Esquire's favorite garment duffel bags, some of which we've used all over the world. Shop now.

by: BBC

'Game-changer' cash as leisure centres go greener

New heating systems will "significantly cut energy use and emissions", a council says.

by: Reuters

US House speaker Johnson will travel to Israel June 22

"Our ties run deeper than military partnerships and trade agreements," Johnson said in an emailed statement. Punchbowl News, which first reported Johnson's plan, said the House Speaker was expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem during the trip.

by: Oregonian

Oregon cities top new ranking of 20 best foodie travel destinations in U.S.

The Pacific Northwest is home to 4 of the top 5 cities on the list.

by: Fortune

Overconfidence can kill a COO's shot at the corner office

For ambitious COOs, the lesson is clear: respect the current power structure, and stay tightly synced with the CEO.

by: BBC

Leisure centres in Lowestoft, Woodbridge and Leiston go greener

New heating systems will "significantly cut energy use and emissions", a council says.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: June 11, 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

BYD vows timely supplier payments as China scrutinizes automakers

Several government-backed automakers also pledged to standardize bill payment for suppliers to 60 days.
  • Thu, June 12, 2025

by: BBC

Race Across the World: Caroline and Tom planning further travels

Caroline Bridge says a trip to Kazakhstan could be next for her and son Tom.

by: ThePrint

Northern Ireland leisure centre hosting immigrants attacked on third night of violence

By Ben Makori LARNE, Northern Ireland (Reuters) -Masked youths in Northern Ireland on Wednesday set fire to a leisure centre that had been sheltering migrant families, but a third night of

by: TechRadar

I took the new Fujifilm X-E5 and pancake lens on a city break, and they're a dream pairing for travel photography

The sensible and refined X100VI alternative

by: CNN

I'm a travel writer. These are the best travel-size gadgets I never leave home without | CNN Underscored

I never leave home without these travel-size gadgets most travelers don't even think about packing.

by: Euronews

This new night train is promising travel to 100 European cities for less than the price of a flight

A new company is launching sleeper trains with entirely private rooms.View on euronews

by: BBC

'Sinister' atmosphere as leisure centre attacked during NI rioting

Masked youths attacked Larne Leisure Centre and set it on fire on Wednesday night.

by: BBC

Race Across the World duo planning more travels

Caroline Bridge says a trip to Kazakhstan could be next for her and son Tom.

by: BBC

Technology 'key' to reviving bus travel in Surrey

People will opt to drive if buses feel outdated or complicated, say researchers.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: June 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

More than 60% of workers have considered changing jobs due to rigid RTO policies and would take a pay cut for better flexible work options

Cisco's CPO urges employers to avoid a one-size-fits-all policy if they want to keep top talent.

by: BBC

Fire at leisure centre as Northern Ireland violence erupts for third night

The worst of the disorder is in Ballymena, but unrest spread to other towns on Wednesday evening.

by: Fortune

Xerox's CEO on what no one tells you about the top job

CEO Steve Bandrowczak's first lesson for aspiring leaders is to get comfortable with discomfort.

by: Fortune

A $2.8 billion settlement that lets schools directly pay athletes will change college sports forever. Here's how

A federal judge has approved the terms of an antitrust settlement that will upend the way college sports have been run for more than a century.

by: Fortune

Spotify's new HR leader masterminded her company's remote work policy and gives one piece of key advice

"We don't know what the future will hold, but the bet we're taking is making everyone AI ready."

by: Fortune

World Bank warns the global economy is barreling toward its weakest decade in 50 years

The World Bank cut growth forecasts for 70% of global economies.

Government borrowing binge could crowd out mortgages and investment

U.S. Treasuries accounted for $28.3 trillion, or roughly 60%, of the country's $46.9 trillion fixed-income market last year.
The article from Fortune, published on June 10, 2025, discusses the potential economic repercussions of the U.S. government's ongoing borrowing spree. It highlights concerns that the government's need to finance its escalating debt could lead to a "crowding out" effect, where increased government borrowing drives up interest rates, making loans more expensive for consumers and businesses. This could result in reduced mortgage lending and business investment, potentially slowing economic growth. The article also notes that the Federal Reserve's efforts to manage inflation through higher interest rates could exacerbate these issues, as the government competes with the private sector for capital in a higher interest rate environment.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/06/10/government-debt-borrowing-binge-could-crowd-out-mortgages-and-business-investment/

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