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U.S. District Judge Anne Conway said that Donna Lorman's request for unlimited access to rides through Disney's FastPass line or at least 10 readmission passes was unnecessary and unreasonable, saying it was ripe for abuse.

The company will reduce its international and transcontinental crew to the minimum required by the Federal Aviation Administration, plus one flight attendant.

Five casinos open on Thursday, three more on Friday

Pompeo says the United States is in "close conversations" with the EU to reopen and encourage international travel

Democrats hailed the House bill, which goes far beyond transportation to fund schools, health care facilities, public utilities and affordable housing.

COVID-19 pandemic appears to have ended Alaskan cruising as major lines suspend sailings

Airbnb emailed users on Wednesday, reminding them of its new anti-discrimination initiative, Project Lighthouse.

For every two outdated batteries coming out, a new and improved one goes in to supply power to the space station on the night side of Earth.

After several challenging months on the job during the coronavirus pandemic, businesses want workers to use their paid time off to stave off burnout and avoid a year-end vacation crunch.

The company announced plans to drop six ships over the next few months as it tries to revive after being pummeled by the pandemic.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. will increase its flights in August to about 40% of what they were last year, representing growth over June and July as customers slowly return to flying after the coronavirus pandemic lockdowns.

Visitors in face masks queuing on floor marks clapped as the gates of the Magic Kingdom reopened.

The Transportation Security Administration was formed in the wake of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, to prevent such events from happening again.

The carrier said Tuesday it had begun restructuring under Chapter 11 proceedings.