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Top Commerce Committee Democrat presses airlines over AI ‘surveillance pricing’
A top Democrat on the House Commerce Committee is pressing major U.S. airlines over whether they use artificial intelligence to set ticket prices based on travelers’ personal information, raising concerns that it determines what fares consumers see. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-N.J.), the ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, sent letters to…
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Engine parts smashed Ryanair window that man’s head was sucked out of, report says
A preliminary US investigation has found that fragments from a broken engine fan blade smashed a Ryanair aircraft window shortly after take-off from Thessaloniki, Greece, on 10 July. A Serbian passenger’s head and right shoulder were pulled through the missing window, seriously injuring him, before the crew returned safely to the airport; the findings underline…
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Trump to rally with New York police in highlighting historic coast-to-coast violent crime drop
President Donald Trump is due to visit Nassau County, New York, alongside senior federal law-enforcement officials to rally with local police and highlight what his administration describes as a historic nationwide fall in violent crime. The event is intended to reinforce the White House’s law-and-order message and credit federal enforcement efforts for improving public safety.…
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What we know about the Air Force One ruse
President Trump departed the NATO summit in Turkey last month aboard an alternate aircraft at the behest of the Secret Service amid what intelligence officials said was a credible assassination threat from Iran. The Washington Post first reported on Monday that Trump hid aboard a catering truck, which typically carries meals and other supplies preflight,…
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The great Commonwealth Games sell-off – props and kit from Glasgow 2026 go under the hammer
The article text provided contains only the Daily Mail page header and unrelated headlines, rather than the body of the Commonwealth Games auction story. As a result, it does not provide enough verified information to summarise what happened, why it matters, or which Glasgow 2026 items are being sold. The title indicates that props and…
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JSAUX Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Cases Are on Sale Today: Just Pick Your Style
Choose between a slim case, a travel case that can fit your dock, and a sling bag.
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Tycoon’s wife, 65, who lives in $2.8m golf club mansion disgraced herself so badly during booze-fueled airport rampage that travelers APPLAUDED as cops led her away: Watch her undignified meltdown
Kathleen Loura, a 65-year-old psychiatrist from Arizona, was detained after an alleged alcohol-fuelled disturbance at Nashville’s airport following a trip with friends. The incident drew attention because footage reportedly showed fellow travellers applauding as police escorted her away. Loura, who lives in a $2.8 million home overlooking a golf course and is married to a…
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Sheffield Air Rifle Case as Zoo Conservation Faces Brexit Strain
Three men face court over alleged Sheffield shootings, while Twycross Zoo warns post-Brexit rules threaten breeding programmes. Elsewhere, eclipse watchers gathered in Hertfordshire and a historic observatory is being restored.
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New details emerge about Trump’s decoy flight
🧀 Plus: Gluten-free Goldfish are coming! {beacon} Happy Thursday! Did anyone get any cool photos of the eclipse yesterday? I missed it and am having so much FOMO! If you did, please share! 😉 In today’s issue: Rubio, Bessent reportedly on Trump decoy plane Who could replace Karoline Leavitt? AOC jokes about Democratic…
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Bruckner Symphony No 3 album review – Anima Eterna’s period instruments bring visceral drama
The review strongly praises Anima Eterna Brugge and conductor Pablo Heras-Casado’s recording of Bruckner’s original 1873 Third Symphony, calling it unusually explosive, visceral and dramatically detailed. It matters because the period-instrument approach is said to retain Bruckner’s scale and power while bringing out the work’s Wagnerian colour and near-operatic character. Bruckner reportedly dedicated the symphony…