Florida man arrested for allegedly pointing lasers at passenger aircraft at international airport: police

A Florida man was arrested after he allegedly pointed a laser at a Jet Blue plane that was landing at Tampa International Airport, according to police.

Southwest Cuts Jobs, Quits Four Airports Due to Boeing Woes

Southwest Airlines will be cutting jobs and ceasing operations at four airports while reducing flights from others to cut costs amid Boeing's ongoing complications.

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Meet the members of a transitional council tasked with choosing new leaders for beleaguered Haiti

A transitional council, made up of eight men and one woman who will appoint Haiti's new cabinet and PM, was installed on Thursday as the country faces soaring hunger and gang violence.

Wild horses to remain in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park, lawmaker says

Republican U.S. Sen. John Hoeven said Thursday that wild horses will remain in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park amid fears that park officials would remove the animals.

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2024 under way; Rolling Stones to headline next week

The 2024 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage festival began Thursday, and the Rolling Stones are set to headline the event with a long-sold-out performance on May 2.

AMLO calls gangs, cartels 'respectful people' who 'respect the citizenry'

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Thursday that the country's gangs and cartels generally "respect the citizenry" in favor of killing each other.

Feds plan to reintroduce grizzly bears to Washington state's Northern Cascades

The federal government announced this week its intent to restore grizzly bears to parts of northwest and north-central Washington state.

French air traffic controllers cancel strike, but Paris airport delays remain pervasive

People travelling to and from Paris were subject to significant disruptions on Thursday, despite air traffic controllers having declined to commence an anticipated strike.

Apes spotted on horseback at San Francisco beach for 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' promotional shoot

The newest "Planet of the Apes" movie is on its way. Promotion for the film included three actors dressed as apes, riding horseback along a San Francisco beach.

Oklahoma airport under TSA microscope after Turks and Caicos jails dad found with ammo

TSA is investigating an Oklahoma airport after an American father if two, Ryan Watson, was arrested for having ammunition in a carry-on bag in Turks and Caicos and now faces 12 years in prison.

Tasting Germany: A look at some must-try foods, from Berlin to Bavaria

Rich in variety, local flavor, and even history, a hands-on experience with German food is an understandable must on most foodies' travel itineraries.

Venice begins charging entry fee for day-trippers to address tourism crisis

Venice has launched a pilot program to charge day-trippers an entry fee that authorities hope will discourage visitors from arriving on peak days, officials say.

More than 100 stranded whales return to the sea after rescue effort on Australian coast

More than 100 long-finned pilot whales that beached on the western Australian coast have returned to sea while 31 died on the shore, according to a researcher.

This off-road teardrop trailer adds luxury camping to the most remote locations

The Kimberley Kube trail-ready camper has a compact but spacious design and combines luxury, functionality and ruggedness for a weekend getaway.

Iran rejects Argentina's push to arrest interior minister for 1994 Jewish center bombing

Iran has warned Argentina against "making baseless accusations" after Buenos Aires sought Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi's arrest for his alleged involvement in a 1994 bombing.

Oklahoma man with ammo in Turks and Caicos airport faces 12 years in prison: 'Risk of losing everything'

An Oklahoma couple, Ryan and Valerie Watson, were arrested in Turks and Caicos on April 12 after island airport officials found ammunition in Ryan's carry-on bag.

Philadelphia man sees 'big win' in squatter lawsuit against Airbnb, though legal battle continues a year later

A year later, the legal battle between Pennsylvania landlord Joseph Foresta and Airbnb continues. He sued the company after a squatter refused to leave his property after his stay.

UNC Health pilot, physician hospitalized after small plane crash

A UNC Health pilot and physician were injured following a small-plane crash Wednesday morning at Raleigh-Durham International Airport, officials confirmed.

Texas flight attendant reveals best travel tips for stress-free summer flights

A Texas flight attendant shared top tips for traveling this summer, including how to save money on air travel, how to pack best — and why she's keen on some destinations over others.

Key West, Grand Canyon and more spots around the US where you can catch a breathtaking sunset

There are so many places in the United States that provides spectacular sunset views. Key West and Grand Canyon National Park are just a few — check out all six listed here.

Tabasco put spice in American life: Here's the surprising origin of Louisiana heat

Tabasco, founded in Avery Island, Louisiana, in 1868, is one of the world's most popular hot sauces. It was conceived by an Irish-American banker amid privation that followed the Civil War.

California man falls 300 feet to death while hiking with wife along Oregon coast

Richard Ehrhart, 69, had gotten separated from his wife when he fell hundreds of feet off a trail near Natural Bridge in Oregon and died on Sunday.

Thousands protest in Argentina as Milei's austerity plan hits universities

Students and professors in Argentina protested austerity measures en masse Tuesday amid a worsening budget crisis at the country's public universities.

Paris Charles de Gaulle airport unveils new baggage handling system ahead of Olympics

Paris Charles de Gaulle airport has unveiled a new baggage handling system ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games, which includes a revamped scanner system.

Morocco wants to become an aviation hub, but airplane makers struggle to meet demand

Moroccan officials want to grow the country's aviation industry, as companies like Airbus and Boeing outsource production, design and maintenance to countries from Thailand to Mexico.

Hospital begs for snakebite victims to stop bringing in serpents when seeking help: 'Puts the staff at risk'

Australian health authorities have asked for victims of snakebites to stop trying to interact with the potentially venomous creatures more than they already have.

North Korea issues nuclear 'warning signal' to US, South Korea

The Haekbangashoe system, known as the "nuclear trigger," oversees North Korea's military posture to respond to any nuclear attack, even though the country has approved pre-emptive strikes.

Get to the Back of the Line: CA Bill Aims to Ban Expedited Airport Screening in the Name of 'Equity'

Aboriginal spears in England have been returned to Australia's Indigenous people after repatriation request

Four spears belonging to the Aboriginal Australians have been returned to the Indigenous community after being taken by Captain Cook in 1770 and presented to Trinity College in Cambridge.

New Hampshire set to receive $20M grant to help reconstruct coastal seawalls following major flooding

After being hit with a major storm and damaging floods this past January, New Hampshire will be getting a $20 million federal grant to reconstruct eroded coastal seawalls to prevent future flooding.

'Standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona' is one American community's route to revival

Winslow, Arizona achieved fame through The Eagles' hit song "Take It Easy." Downtown Winslow "died" due to the interstate in 1979 but has leaned on the famous song for new life.

Former rugby star Wally Lewis urges Australian government to fund CTE support services

Wally Lewis, a former rugby player from Australia, has appealed to the Australian government for increased funding for support services and education for CTE.

Haiti's health system pushed to the brink of collapse by rampant gang violence

Life-saving medication and equipment are scarce in Haiti's Port-au-Prince hospitals and clinics due to escalating gang control, according to health officials.

Climate activists arrested for blocking airstrip in Massachusetts

Approximately two dozen protesters with the eco-activist group Extinction Rebellion were arrested in Massachusetts after blocking planes taxiing at the Hanscom Airfield on Saturday.

How to turn your iPhone into instant foreign language translator

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson goes into detail about Apple’s recent iOS update that allows iPhone users to instantly translate spoken language simply by using the Action Button.

Driving dangers: 9 top distractions that contribute to accidents, according to experts

For Distracted Driving Awareness Month, experts revealed 9 of the most common driving distractions, including daydreaming, texting and eating while behind the wheel.

Here's how Miami Beach successfully broke up with spring break

Miami Mayor Meiner told me that they had a united front. From government agencies to businesses, everyone wanted a safer, happier spring break scene.

Peruvian psychologist Ana Estrada, who fought in courts for 'death with dignity,' has died by euthanasia

Peruvian psychologist Ana Estrada, who suffered from an incurable disease and fought in courts for years for the right to 'die with dignity,' has died by euthanasia.

Thousands of Indigenous people gather in Brazil to protest Lula's land grant decisions

Indigenous groups gathered on Monday in Brazil's capital to protest against unfulfilled promises by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to expel land-grabbers and create reserves.

European Space Agency welcomes 5 new astronauts to its fourth class after receiving over 20,000 applicants

The European Space Agency has formed its fourth class since 1978 with 5 Europeans who have completed basic astronaut training along with a graduate from the Australian Space Agency.

Hollywood handbag designer sentenced to 18 months in prison for smuggling crocodile handbags into the US

Celebrity handbag designer from Colombia, Nancy Gonzalez, has pleaded guilty to smuggling crocodile handbags into the U.S. and has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.

As Hawaiians struggle to find affordable housing after Lahaina wildfire, lawmakers reconsider vacation rentals

Hawaii lawmakers seek to balance demands of citizens who are struggling to find affordable housing and the interests of short-term rental owners and the tourism industry.

Carnival Cruise Line ship rescues 27 migrants adrift off Cuba coast

Staff on the Carnival Paradise rescued 27 Cubans signaling for help 20 miles off the west Cuban coast on Sunday as the cruise liner made its way from Tampa to Roatan, Honduras.

Prehistoric lake sturgeon denied endangered species status, US wildlife officials say

Federal wildlife officials have decided not to place lake sturgeon on the endangered species list, allowing annual spearing seasons in some states to continue.

Rocky Mountain West wildlife: How to safely see bear, moose, bison and other Yellowstone species

For National Park Week, Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures founder Taylor Phillips shared insights on wildlife in the Rocky Mountain west — what to know and how to view America's treasures wisely.

5 great tips for planning your next travel getaway

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson offers a travel toolkit featuring five technology tools to help you with booking flights and hotels for your summer vacation.

Yellowstone at 152 years old: Here are 152 fascinating facts about America's first national park

Check out these 152 fun facts for Yellowstone National Park's 152th anniversary in 2024 — including notable quotes about the national treasure that is Yellowstone.

Yellowstone at 152 years old: Here are 152 fascinating facts about America's first national park

Check out these 152 fun facts for Yellowstone National Park's 152th anniversary in 2024 — including notable quotes about the national treasure that is Yellowstone.

16-year-old boy killed by crocodile after boat breaks down: police

Australian authorities say that a 16-year-old boy was swimming with a 13-year-old in the waters off of Saibai Island when a crocodile killed him. The pair's boat had broken down.

'Crazy plane lady' Tiffany Gomas comes out as 'anti-woke' with bikini-and-beer pic

'Crazy plane lady' Tiffany Gomas posted a picture of her endorsing an "anti-woke" beer company Ultra Right Beer on X this week, seemingly coming out as conservative.

TSA screening dog 'Messi' retires from duty after surprise last 'hit'

Messi the TSA screening dog spent his last morning sniffing passengers at Reagan National today, where a surprise retirement party was held in his honor.

US military begins process to remove troops from troubled African nation

The Biden administration has kickstarted the process of removing U.S. troops from Niger, though a timeline on the effort is not immediately clear.

Maher unloads on the left: ‘Will overlook child f---ing,’ says ‘DeSantis wasn’t wrong’ in Disney fight

HBO's Bill Maher tore into the left-wing indoctrination of children with gender ideology, not only calling it "inappropriate" but also comparing it to "entrapment."

National Park Week: 15 surprising facts about America's parks you may not know

It's National Park Week, starting on Saturday, April 20. Check out these lesser-known, surprising and fun facts about America's amazing national parks.

Greece sightseeing travel guide: Ancient ruins, rugged mountains, Mediterranean waters

Greece is one of the world's premiere tourism destinations, boasting rich history, archeological ruins, fine cuisine, numerous Mediterranean islands and towering, rugged mountains.

FAA investigates Rockies after deleted video shows coach in cockpit during flight

The Federal Aviation Administration and United Airlines are investigating the Colorado Rockies after a coach posted a video on social media showing him in the cockpit during a flight.

Biden admin deports 50 Haitians to nation hit with gang violence, ending pause in flights

The Biden administration has sent 50 Haitians back to their country, marking its first deportation flight in months to the Caribbean nation, officials said.

American Revolution began 249 years ago: Here are 5 overlooked tourist sites on fight for independence

National parks and battlefields tell the sweeping history of the American Revolution. But the full story of independence includes these 5 unusual or forgotten sites.

US envoy pays tribute to victims during visit to Japan's Nagasaki A-bomb museum

Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the American envoy to the United Nations, visited the atomic bomb museum in Nagasaki, Japan, becoming the first U.S. cabinet member to do so.

Washington state travel guide: Breathtaking national parks, the bustling city of Seattle and beyond

When traveling in Washington state, visitors can hike, whale watch and try fresh shellfish. But there is more to Washington than Seattle and the parks on the state's western half.

Explore Virginia: What to do, tour and see on your next vacation

Experience the best of Virginia, a state rich in history and filled with fun attractions for the whole family.

Mysterious discovery on Cape Cod beach identified as artifact from top-secret Cold War program

A large, mysterious object that is believed to have been once used at a "top secret" Cold War-era camp for anti-aircraft training was discovered on a Cape Cod, Massachusetts, beach.

Ringling Bros. circus performer does balancing act with juggling, comedy, rola bola and a robotic dog

Jan Damm, known as Nick Nack for Ringling Brothers, is a circus performer whose act includes balancing, juggling — and a robotic partner named Bailey.

California woman dies in fall down 140-foot cliff while hiking with husband, toddler in Arizona

Zaynab Joseph, 40, died after falling 140 feet off a cliff while hiking Bear Mountain in Sedona, Arizona, with her husband and toddler, authorities said.

Nearly 30 Silversea Cruise passengers sickened by outbreak on board

Twenty-eight passengers and one crew member fell ill with a stomach bug on Silversea's luxury Silver Nova cruise liner, the CDC reported.

Maui fire reports: Key takeaways from the deadliest US wildfire in over a century

Key takeaways from the reports on the 2023 Hawaii wildfires show that communication broke down, escape routes became blocked, and the fire departments were stretched too thin.

A travel guide to Wisconsin: Must-do activities and notable sights across the state

Wisconsin offers experiences for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. From cozy resorts to outdoor adventures, the state can suit every taste.

10 dog gear items your dog needs this spring

Give your pup their own backpack, keep them safe from ticks and head outdoors. Also Add these other items to your spring dog gear list.

Solomon Islands national election count begins, closely watched by US, China

Counting began on Thursday in the Solomon Islands following a national election, with electoral officials seeking a larger venue in the Pacific Island capital.

Experience Louisiana's rich culture, irresistible charm with these tourism locations

Louisiana holds many attractions that tourists might not know about, like nearly two dozen state parks, 10 state museums and festivals all year round.

This crazy 2-in-1 electric vehicle comes equipped with 2-seat aircraft hidden inside

The Land Aircraft Carrier combines an all-terrain, six-wheeled vehicle with a two-seat aircraft, which features electric vertical takeoff and landing.

Suburban St. Louis officer fatally shoots 18-year-old who killed man at gas station

Joshua Campbell, 18, was fatally shot by a Ferguson, Missouri, police officer, after Campbell himself shot and killed 26-year-old Detarius Haynes.

Meat pie, spiders and a toupee: Uber dishes on weird things left behind in rides this year

Uber's annual Lost & Found Index reveals popular and surprising items left behind by riders. Here are some of the most unique finds reported to the rideshare company.

Boeing Engineer: 'I Was Told, Frankly, to Shut Up.'

Disney Cruise Line passenger rescued by US Coast Guard after emergency off Puerto Rico

A 35-year-old pregnant woman was airlifted by the U.S. Coast Guard from the Disney Fantasy about 180 miles off shore from Puerto Rico on April 13.

Maui Fire Department releases report explaining unique challenges of the historic wildfires

Maui's fire department its assessment of the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century, to be followed by another shortly. The report details what occurred during the August 2023 blaze.

Springtime travel: 5 flower gardens across 5 time zones showcasing American beauty

Here's a tour of five of the America's most spectacular springtime botanical gardens across five different time zones, from the Florida coast to the mountains of Hawaii.

Caribbean ambassador proposes establishment of assembly to seek reparations for transatlantic slavery

A Caribbean ambassador has voiced the importance of creating an international tribunal to address reparations for transatlantic slavery and its enduring impacts.

A look at South Dakota's top sightseeing destinations: Mount Rushmore, Badlands and more

Mount Rushmore is far from South Dakota's only attraction — rich in sprawling grasslands and monuments to leaders of all stripes, the "Land of Infinite Variety" lives up to its name.

Disney Cruise crew member accused of child porn possession — third arrested on similar charges this year

A Disney Cruise Line worker was arrested for possession of child pornography — the third crew member at the company to be charged for child pornography this year.

Joran van der Sloot lawyer releases prison soccer video to show he's OK after alleged inmate beatdown

Joran van der Sloot's lawyer releases video showing Natalee Holloway's murderer with his inmate soccer team to show he's OK after reports of a prison assault.

Boeing Whistleblower Claims 787 Could Fall Apart and 'Drop to the Ground,' Wouldn't Put His Family on One

Venezuela closes its embassy in Ecuador

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday ordered the closure of his country's embassy in Ecuador, a move intended to demonstrate solidarity with Mexico over a raid in Quito.

Ecuador rations electricity as drought persists in the northern Andes

Ecuador's main cities began to ration electricity on Tuesday as a drought is depleting reservoirs and limiting output at hydroelectric plants that produce a majority of the country's power.

Circus performer follows in parents' footsteps as human cannonball, feeling 7 G's with each launch

Skyler Miser has grown up around the circus. Now as the Ringling Rocket, she knows circus life well, as both of her parents are also former performers.

Rare species of rodent captured on West Virginia trail camera

Along a West Virginia trail, a camera caught on video the Allegheny woodrat, a rodent that is considered to be a "species of concern" in some American states.

Argentine court blames Iran and Hezbollah for deadly 1994 Jewish center bombing

Argentina’s highest criminal court has deemed Iran and Hezbollah responsible for the 1994 Buenos Aires bombing that killed 85 people, making it the deadliest attack in the country's history.

Winnie the Pooh, Mickey Mouse, soon Superman: When characters enter the public domain, anything goes

Artists are sure to create all manner of strange adaptations when well-known characters enter the public domain, as was the case with Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse.

Australia's prime minister helps French worker who intervened during mall stabbing attack renew his visa

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made a statement on Tuesday saying the French construction who confronted the man who stabbed six people at a Sydney shopping mall is "welcome to stay in the country."

Maui fire after-action report to identify strengths, weaknesses in response to deadly Hawaii wildfires

After the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. in over a century killed 101 people in Hawaii, the Maui Fire Department is expected to release a report analyzing their response.

Colombia's capital announces new measures to cut water consumption as dry weather persists

Carlos Fernando Galán, the mayor of Bogotá in Colombia, has announced that homes will have to pay additional fees for using more than 22 cubic meters of water per month; the move comes amid a drought.

Why see Wyoming? Here are some of the Cowboy State's top attractions

With the state being home to 10 national parks and a bevy of immaculately-preserved historic sites, a stop in Wyoming is a must on any U.S. travel itinerary.

Alaska Airlines passenger captured by FBI after repeatedly groping woman on flight

Dennis Bostick pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony in a plea deal for groping his seatmate throughout an Alaska Airlines flight from San Diego to Seattle.

Paris prepares for 100-day countdown to Olympics, aiming to reignite passion for the Games

April 17 marks the 100 days countdown to the Paris Olympics ambitious opening ceremony. The city is aiming to rekindle love for the Games, officials say.

Florida vacation rental murder highlights danger of 'massive, unregulated' industry: lawyer

A fatal carjacking outside a short-term rental community in Florida illustrated the dangers of Airbnb and Vrbo, whose popularity is soaring, the victim's mother says.

Tamales are hot today, yet savory wraps are as old as civilization

Tamales are surging in popularity, with digital visibility up 47% last year and sold in 34,000 U.S. restaurants. Tamales are actually one of the oldest known prepared foods.

Former undercover agent recalls infiltrating the Hells Angels: 'A dangerous game to play'

The Hells Angels, known for their leather jackets and Harley-Davidson-riding packs, are notorious for various crimes, including drug trafficking.

Texas mother of two arrested after allegedly leaving young children home alone to go on cruise

Lakesha Woods Williams, 29, was arrested on child endangerment charges after allegedly leaving her two young children home alone for six days while she went on a cruise.

'Incredible' mom died trying to save nine-month-old baby from Sydney serial stabber: report

The first victim of the serial stabbing in Sydney, Australia, to be identified in news reports is Ash Good, a mother who died trying to save her nine-month-old baby, who was stabbed.

WATCH: Nun carries suitcase later discovered to contain remains of deceased friend

A pedestrian found a foul-smelling suitcase and discovered that it contained bones, but the police have determined that the 58-year-old victim died from an illness, not from any foul play.

Gordon Ramsay’s pub taken over by brazen squatters who threaten legal action if evicted

A $16.1 million pub and hotel owned by celebrity chef Gordan Ramsay has been taken over by squatters who are refusing to leave and threating legal action against eviction.

Witnesses describe 'enormous courage' of hero cop who stopped Australia stabbing spree

An Australian police officer is being called a hero after she fearlessly confronted a suspect who stabbed multiple people at Westfield Bondi Junction and put an end to his rampage.

Candy tours of America: 5 delectable destinations for sweet family memories

Five destinations around the U.S. offer explorations of the world of candy while making sweet family memories, from Jelly Belly in California to world's largest candy store in Ohio.

Psychedelic drug retreat reports 183% spike in bookings as health experts cite 'huge downside'

Psychedelic retreats and experiences are seeing a spike in interest all over the world. Psychedelic experts discuss boosts in popularity, programs offered and impacts of these therapies.

10 travel mugs to take with you on your outdoor adventures

Whether you like iced drinks or you consume cups of hot coffee all day, these travel tumblers offer different styles, but all promise to keep your drinks hot or cold for hours.

Suspect among six dead in Australian stabbing spree at busy shopping center: police

At least six people, including the suspect, are dead and eight others are injured after a stabbing spree at the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping center in Sydney, Australia.

Honolulu tourist shuttle collides into group of pedestrians at cruise pier, 1 dead

One person died and multiple people were injured when a shuttle bus collided with pedestrians and concrete barriers at a Honolulu cruise ship terminal.

'The Vessel' at NYC's Hudson Yards to reopen 3 years after suicides forced its closure

The Vessel, a climbable sculpture at Hudson Yards on Manhattan's West Side, is reopening later this year with new safety features after a string of suicides forced it to close.

Mexico faces dire medical fentanyl shortage despite being world's top illegal producer

Mexico is reporting a dire shortage of fentanyl for medical use, despite the overwhelming amounts of the drug being illegally produced by the country's cartels.

8 wild buffaloes electrocuted by low-lying power lines in Kenya

Eight wild buffaloes were electrocuted after walking into low-lying power lines at the Lake Nakuru National Park in western Kenya, authorities reported Friday.

Prominent surgeon says he was denied entry to Germany for a pro-Palestinian conference

Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta, a British-Palestinian surgeon who has volunteered in Gaza hospitals, said he was denied entry to Germany after arriving in Berlin to take part in a pro-Palestinian conference.

Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler is embarking on his first tour of Europe

Jorge Drexler, a singer-songwriter from Uruguay, is embarking on his first Europe tour after his latest album earned him 4 Latin Grammy Awards; he will go to Ireland and Italy among other countries.

10 suspected illegal migrants busted for child pornography at Texas human smuggling 'stash house'

A group of nearly a dozen suspected illegal migrants have been busted for allegedly possessing child pornography at a Texas house that officials say was being used for human smuggling.

Oakland officials vote to add ‘San Francisco’ to airport's name

Oakland officials hope adding "San Francisco" to their airport's name will help alert travelers that it might be closer to their destination than San Francisco's airport.

First-ever augmented reality abdominal surgery performed in Chile: 'A revolution'

The first-ever augmented reality (AR) abdominal surgery was performed by Dr. Alberto Rodriguez in Chile. The surgeon gave details about the tech; an AI health expert also shared pros and cons.