Romney boosts Britain as Olympic spirit rises
In London Romney's remarks aimed at easing Olympic woes shift public mood from frustration to pride. Prime Minister Cameron and London figures push back on the criticisms, while Britons rally behind Team GB as openings approach amid traffic security and weather complaints.
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Paris Feels Fatigue Over Rising Rudeness
Paris residents and visitors confront a trend of incivility as IPSOS reports rudeness as the top stress source. Campaigns by RATP use humor and billboards to curb rude behavior, while staff hold forums to discuss etiquette amid a faster, noisier public space.
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Caesars wins permit for High Roller wheel at LINQ complex
Caesars Entertainment announces a key Clark County permit to build a 550 foot High Roller observation wheel as the centerpiece of a $550 million LINQ development on the Las Vegas Strip between Harrah's, Imperial Palace, and Flamingo. The project targets opening next year with design reflecting London and Singapore wheel standards.
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No Fly List Lawsuit Allowed to Proceed in Oregon Court
A unanimous 9th U.S. Circuit ruling says the Oregon federal court can hear the 2010 no fly list case brought by the ACLU on behalf of 15 men. The panel held the district court erred in lacking authority over TSA policies, directing the case toward the Terrorist Screening Center for relief and jurisdiction.
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Delta to shut down Comair after 35 years
Delta Air Lines will shut down Comair at the end of September as it shifts flying to larger jets. About 1,000 of the remaining 1,700 Comair employees are in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky. a small group will stay to handle closing details. The airline bases include Cincinnati Detroit JFK and LaGuardia.
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