Honolulu Limits Surge Pricing for Uber and Lyft

Officials in Honolulu passed legislation on Wednesday that would put a cap on the amount ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft can charge during so-called “surge pricing,” or high-demand periods with increased prices. The lawmakers say this pricing limitation is the first of its kind in the US. The legislation would not allow the ride-sharing …

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$500 Fine Dropped for Woman Who Brought Apple Through Customs

The $500 fine levied on a woman who brought an apple through US Customs and Border Protection after deplaning from an international flight in April has been dropped. Crystal Tadlock was offered an apple as a snack on board her US-bound Delta flight from Paris (CDG) on April 22. Tadlock had placed the apple in …

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So…Who Will Pay Kim Jong-Un’s Hotel Bill?

Travel plans for the summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un are almost all ironed out. The date is set (June 12). The country has been selected (Singapore). And we even know how the two leaders will fly to the historic meeting. Virtually the only planning detail that remains to …

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Southwest Crew Describes Chaos on Board Fatal 1380 Flight

The crew of Southwest Flight 1380 spoke out in its first joint television interview on CBS Thursday. Heroic Captain Tammie Jo Shults and First Officer Darren Ellisor, along with flight attendants Rachel Fernheimer, Seanique Mallory and Kathryn Sandoval appeared for the first time together since the flight’s engine exploded and sent shrapnel crashing through a window …

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