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Thailand Cuts Visa-Free Stay for Tourists From 60 Days to 30 Days, Including India
Thailand has reduced visa-free stays for tourists from 60 countries, including India, from 60 days to 30 days as authorities tighten entry rules and manage tourism flows.
Extreme Heat Forces Amtrak and NJ Transit Cancellations Across Northeast Ahead of Fourth of July Travel Surge
Extreme heat across the U.S. Northeast has forced Amtrak and NJ Transit to cancel and delay trains, disrupting travel plans ahead of the Fourth of July holiday and raising concerns over rail infrastructure stress.
Air Canada Pilot Faces Charges for Flying Without Proper License from 2009 to 2025
A former Air Canada captain has been charged after allegedly flying more than 900 commercial flights between 2009 and 2025 without holding the required airline transport pilot license.
George Washington Bridge Lower Level Closed After Debris Falls Onto Cross-Bronx Expressway
The lower level of the George Washington Bridge heading into New Jersey was closed indefinitely after debris fell onto the Cross-Bronx Expressway, causing severe traffic disruption and safety concerns.
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Massive Winter Storm Causes Over 11,400 Flight Cancellations Across the U.S.
A powerful winter storm sweeping from the Rockies to New England triggered more than 11,400 flight cancellations, severely disrupting air travel across the United States.
New York City Transit Phases Out MetroCards, Moves to Fully Contactless Fares
New York City is retiring the iconic MetroCard after more than 30 years, transitioning fully to OMNY, a contactless fare payment system for subways and buses.
Senate Prepares for Key Vote on ACA Subsidies and GOP Proposal
Senate Majority Leader John Thune announces major vote on competing Democratic and Republican plans to reshape ACA subsidies.
FDA Plans Overhaul of Vaccine Testing Amid COVID-19 Safety Concerns
The FDA is considering major changes to vaccine testing and approval after unverified claims linking COVID-19 vaccines to child deaths.
Record-Breaking Thanksgiving 2025 Travel: TSA Screens 3.13 Million
TSA screened 3.13 million passengers on the Sunday after Thanksgiving 2025, marking the busiest day in U.S. aviation history.
U.S. Airlines Announce 19 New Routes in 2026, Expanding Globally
U.S. airlines plan 19 new routes in 2026, including the first nonstop flight from Atlanta to Riyadh, marking major global expansion.
U.S. Reports Sharp Drop in International Tourist Arrivals in Late 2025
The U.S. sees a sharp decline in international visitors in late 2025, raising concerns for the travel industry and economic impact.