Thanksgiving travel tips and airline guidance for holiday rush
Tips describe heavy airport congestion on peak days including November 26 22 and 17 with Thanksgiving surge. Advice covers arrival times 45 to 90 minutes, security prep, packing, PreCheck, wrapped presents, weather watch for disruptions and how to handle flight changes with airline waivers and mobile app rebooking.
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Trump tweets could aid obstruction case claims
Analysts say President Trump’s Twitter activity regarding the Russia inquiry could bolster a potential obstruction of justice or witness intimidation case. Legal experts note tweets accusing Papadopoulos and referencing Manafort’s indictments may form a pattern suggesting interference, while others caution a single tweet rarely suffices for charges.
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Harassment at statehouses across the nation faces scrutiny
A USA TODAY NETWORK analysis shows unprecedented scrutiny of statehouses as lawmakers face harassment allegations and varying punishments. High profile cases involve Jeff Hoover, Joe Negron, Jack Latvala, Mark Lovell, and Jeremy Durham, with policies spreading across many states and calls for stronger accountability.
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Trump designates North Korea state sponsor of terrorism
President Trump declares North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism, citing Kim regime abuses and the Otto Warmbier case. He vows further sanctions and highlights a planned two week action run by the Treasury, while Tillerson seeks diplomatic pressure and renewed U.N. unity.
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