8 Airlines Drop 17 Airbus A380 Nonstop Routes This Winter: See Full List Now
After its pandemic-induced lull, the Airbus A380 has risen to prominence again in the mid-2020s. This winter, however, it is set to be absent from some 17 route that it served in the winter 2025/26 season, with these cuts having been made by eight users. Churn is inevitable across allContinue Reading
The Airlines Selling Main Cabin Beds For A Fraction Of Business Class Fares
Airlines have always been creative when it comes to thinking up new product classes to meet the needs of a range of different passengers. At the dawn of commercial aviation, only a privileged few could afford airfares, and they were limited to armchair-style seats in a single class. Fast-forward toContinue Reading
Colorado River Basin Candidates Wade Into Water Politics, but Winners Are Unlikely to Make Big Changes
As tensions rise on the drought-stricken river, six of the seven Colorado River Basin states are holding elections for governor. By Wyatt Myskow, Jake Bolster In Nevada, Attorney General and Democratic candidate for governor Aaron Ford’s campaign has said Gov. Joe Lombardo, a Republican, “botched negotiations” over the future ofContinue Reading
Studios destroyed, traditions saved: Artists fight to save Sudan’s culture
Artists in Sudan are working to save culture and traditions amid the country’s war., Port Sudan, Sudan – Awad Haroun, 45, a visual artist and theatre director, fled his home in Al-Halfaya, Khartoum North, after war destroyed a life he had worked hard to build in the capital. He movedContinue Reading
Alaska’s two ‘Dan Sullivans’: How common is ballot stacking, does it work?
Same names on Alaska ballot triggered political firestorm in US, prompting a Justice Department investigation., The Alaska Senate ballot in the next week’s midterm elections in the United States features two candidates with the name Dan Sullivan – one the incumbent Republican senator and another a retired teacher with noContinue Reading
MBFC’s Weekly Media Literacy Quiz Covering the Week of Oct 25th – Oct 31st
Home Factual News Least Biased Posted By: Media Bias Fact Check Welcome to our weekly media literacy quiz. This quiz will test your knowledge of the past week’s events with a focus on facts, misinformation, bias, and general media literacy. Please share and compare your results. Media Literacy=the ability to critically analyzeContinue Reading
Elonroad tests hands-free charging for electric heavy vehicles in Singapore
Elonroad, NTU Singapore’s Energy Research Institute (ERI@N), ALBA W&H Smart City and Scania have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to evaluate automatic conductive stationary charging for electric heavy vehicles in Singapore. The collaboration aims to evaluate how Elonroad’s automatic charging technology can be integrated into logistics operations in Singapore.Continue Reading
Milence opens heavy-duty EV charging hub with MCS charging in Belgium
Heavy-duty EV charging provider Milence has opened a charging hub in Temse, Belgium, its fifth location in the country. Strategically located between Antwerp and Ghent, the new hub connects two of Belgium’s major port and logistics regions with international transport routes to France and Southern Europe. The Temse site hasContinue Reading
As gas prices soar, American oil companies report massive profit gains
New earnings reports from major oil companies show booming profits this year, while most Americans have paid over $4 per gallon for gasoline.Continue Reading
DHS tries to take down sites hosting leaked data on immigration agents
An Icelandic web company is refusing demands from DHS to take down a website hosting hacked data on thousands of federal employees.Continue Reading
Funerals begin for victims of train crash in Spain
Spain is in mourning following a train crash that killed at least 69 people. Funerals for some of the victims began on Friday. Spain’s second major train collision this year has sparked debate over whether human error or failures in the rail network were to blame. Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more:Continue Reading
‘I was heading for a breakdown, then books saved my life’
The family lived on the edge of a predominantly middle-class area, but de Waal said her childhood was marked by poverty. “We were very, very poor. I was brought up in poverty, there’s no other way about it.” She said those experiences later became central to her writing. “What IContinue Reading
The Clear, Obvious Lesson for Democrats in Lula’s Victory in Brazil
Going into Sunday’s elections in Brazil, I wasn’t harboring the highest of hopes that the votes were there to thwart the seething ambitions of far-right nepo-baby Flávio Bolsonaro, whose party seemed to have taken the decisive edge in the first round of voting earlier this month. My Brazilian contacts areContinue Reading