Travel forecast warns of longer waits and fewer choices
Travel demand rebounds as vaccinations rise but worker shortages strain services. Lifeguards, hotel staff, rental cars, and even bar service are tight, with six major national parks enforcing advance reservations. Yet airline and car rental costs soar while AAA projects 37 million holiday travelers, 60 percent above last year, fall short of 2019 volumes.
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UN rights body calls for permanent inquiry into Israel Gaza abuses
In Geneva the Human Rights Council passed a resolution amid claims Israeli forces may have committed war crimes and Hamas violations. The measure, backed by Organisation of Islamic Cooperation members, seeks a permanent Commission of Inquiry to monitor rights in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank and to probe root causes of conflict.
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Shooter who killed nine at San Jose rail yard
Samuel Cassidy, 57, opened fire at the Valley Transportation Authority yard in San Jose killing nine before dying by suicide. Sheriff Laurie Smith says Cassidy targeted some victims and moved between two buildings while authorities investigated his long standing job grievance and a 2016 DHS memo noting his hatred of the agency.
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Washington AG charges Tacoma officers in Manuel Ellis case
The attorney general charges Christopher Burbank and Matthew Collins with second degree murder and Timothy Rankine with first degree manslaughter over Ellis who died March 8 2020 after being restrained and saying I cant breathe Witnesses said the officers acted without provocation and the case marks the first time the AGs office has charged officers with unlawful deadly force while five Tacoma officers remain on paid leave as the investigation continues
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