Mexico Cruise Fees Double, Set to Climb to $21
Mexico’s cruise passenger fee has doubled to $10 and is slated to reach $21 by 2028, adding to rising travel costs.
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Iowa Candidate’s ‘Woke’ Record Sparks Fierce Debate on Bathroom Access and Sports
Iowa Democratic candidate Sarah Trone Garriott’s past legislative votes on gender identity issues are clashing with her current campaign promises, sparking a heated debate over locker room access and sports participation.
Colombia Devastated: 3,000+ Missing, 179 Dead as 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes; US Pledges $15.5 Million in Aid
A massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake has devastated Colombia, leaving over 3,000 missing and 179 dead, with the US pledging $15.5 million in relief.
California Sued Over New Policy That Could Free Serial Killers, Igniting Outrage from Victims’ Families
Victims’ families, including Laci Peterson’s, are fighting a new California parole policy that could grant resentencing or clemency to inmates serving life without parole, sparking outrage and a lawsuit over alleged overreach and violation of victims’ rights.
Air Canada Sells Quarter of Aeroplan to Blackstone and La Caisse for $2 Billion
Blackstone and La Caisse acquire 25% of Air Canada’s Aeroplan for $2 billion.
Developer Continues AI Tool Use in 1666: Amsterdam Despite Controversy
Panache Digital, co-founded by Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets, is still using AI tools for 1666: Amsterdam, though usage is decreasing.
Apple TV’s Epic Fantasy Series Suffers Major Setback
Apple TV+’s highly anticipated epic fantasy adaptation faces significant production delays and potential creative reevaluation, disappointing eager fans.
Crane Arm Plunges into Miami Condo Pool as Workers Dangle in Harrowing Rescue
Crane arm collapses onto Miami condo pool deck, workers narrowly escape injury.
Dodge CEO Promises More Speed: ‘We’re Going To Go Faster’
Dodge CEO reveals plans for increased speed and power with upcoming models like the GLH and continued development by SRT.
Elite Climber Jake Whisenant Died of Blunt Force Trauma After Fall in Sequoia National Park
Elite rock climber Jake Whisenant’s cause of death was blunt force trauma from a fall in Sequoia National Park.