American Airlines flight forced to turn back after striking bird
An American Airlines flight headed for Phoenix, Arizona struck a bird Sunday afternoon, forcing the aircraft to return to John Glenn International Airport in Columbus, Ohio.
Man's body stored in drink cooler after he dies on Celebrity Cruise: lawsuit
The family of Robert Jones is suing Celebrity Cruises for allegedly mishandling his remains, which resulted in their decomposition aboard the cruise ship Celebrity Equinox.
Massive Disney prop bursts into flames during live 'Fantasmic!' show
The Maleficent Dragon became engulfed in flames during Disneyland's "Fantasmic!" show in California, prompting some cast members to evacuate Frontierland.
'Wasted' Delta passenger in first class accused of forcibly kissing flight attendant: court docs
A Texas man flying Delta Air Lines first class was arrested after allegedly getting "wasted" on red wine and kissing a male flight attendant without consent.
Bud Light marketing VP takes leave of absence in wake of Dylan Mulvaney backlash: report
Beverage conglomerate Anheuser-Busch has rearranged the management of its Bud Light brand following a widespread conservative boycott of the beer.
Ray Kelly: Alvin Bragg is contributing to the rising crime in NYC
Guardian Group CEO Ray Kelly on what's driving the crime crisis in NYC and the arrest of two New York residents for allegedly running a secret Chinese police station.
Boeing resumes deliveries of 787 Dreamliners after pause, edges Airbus in Q1
Boeing announced that it delivered 64 aircraft in March after the FAA allowed deliveries of 787 Dreamliners to resume, which helped it edge out rival Airbus in the first quarter.
Video shows moments before bird strikes Delta engine during JFK airport takeoff
A Delta Air Lines plane was forced to land after a bird reportedly struck its engine during takeoff from John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York.
Walmart closing 4 Chicago stores, blaming millions in annual losses
Walmart is closing half of its Chicago stores by this upcoming Sunday, saying collectively the stores there “have not been profitable since we opened the first one nearly 17 years ago."
Boeing returns 737 MAX service for 11 Chinese airlines
The Boeing Company said 11 Chinese airlines have returned the 737 MAX to commercial service as of April 10 in a sign of the plane maker's commitment to its second biggest market.
Seattle restaurant sues city for damages from 'unsightly, unsanitary, unsafe' anti-police CHOP protest
Oma Bap, a Korean restaurant in Seattle, is suing the city for allegedly enabling the CHOP protest that roiled downtown in the wake of George Floyd's death in summer 2020.
FAA warns of safety hazard from leaky faucets in Boeing 787, calls for inspections
The FAA is calling for inspections of all Boeing 787 Dreamliners due to recurring issues with leaky bathroom faucets that prompted concern about damaging the airliner's electronics.
San Francisco cafe that inspired 'Bob's Burgers' closes due to inflation
San Francisco restaurant Just For You Café, also known as the inspiration for "Bob’s Burgers", has closed down due to inflation-related reasons, according to owner Reid Hannula.
Princess Cruises opens sales for its longest ever world voyage
Princess Cruises will sail its longest cruise in 2025, a 116-day world voyage roundtrip from Los Angeles, California and Fort Lauderdale, Florida starting at $19,999 per person.
Best places to buy a beach house in the US ranked
Vacation rental management platform Vacasa released the top destinations to purchase a beach home in the U.S., and some of the results may come as a surprise.
Disney World restarting sales of annual passes
Sales for a few annual Walt Disney World passes will soon resume, according to an announcement from the company. Three passes - Pirate, Sorcerer and Incredi-Pass - will again be offered.
Chicago Blackhawks owner sounds alarm on city’s ‘important’ crime crisis: ‘We want fans to feel comfortable’
Chicago Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz is calling on lawmakers to come together and spark change in the city's growing crime crisis.
San Francisco 'doom loop' threatens to gut downtown economy as employees work from home
A San Francisco Chronicle editorial warns readers about the 'doom loop' threatening the city's economy, which stems from the transition to remote work negatively impacting the city's downtown.
Miami Heat unveil new arena name after removing FTX reference
The Miami Heat’s arena, previously known as FTX Arena, will be called Kaseya Center. The Heat removed the FTX reference after "the collapse of our previous partner."
Atlanta has the busiest airport in the world
Five of the 10 busiest airports in the world are located in the United States, according to the Airports Council International (ACI) World.