US aid tracker: Following Trump’s cuts to international developmentWith the Trump administration’s executive orders and policy reviews having immediate effects on global development jobs, keep up with the latest impacts via our regularly updated tracker. Feb 10 25February 10, 2025Article at devex.com
Is this the end for Washington as a jobs hub?With the development hub in Washington, D.C., fragmented, professionals are moving on. Nov 05 25November 05, 2025Article at devex.com
The business behind the NFL's biggest international season everThe National Football League has added seven international games this season. Its global strategy focuses on fandom growth beyond short-term revenue. Sep 02 25September 02, 2025Article at Business Insider
When It Comes to Travel Rewards, Younger Travelers Are Being HeardNew companies are entering the travel rewards industry, addressing the needs of younger travelers, while traditional loyalty programs are also expanding their offerings. Apr 03 19April 03, 2019Article at New York Times
From Hopper, Exclusive Flight Deals Sent Directly to PhonesWith the launch of Secret Fares, the app is promising discounted trips that travelers won’t be able to find anywhere else. May 02 18May 02, 2018Article at New York Times
Russia Proves a Challenging Destination for Some World Cup FansThe United States national soccer team failed to qualify for the men’s 2018 World Cup in Russia, the first time it will miss soccer’s biggest event since 1986. This won’t keep all American fans away from Moscow and the 10 other cities hosting the… Mar 26 18March 26, 2018Article at New York Times
‘Price Gouging’ and Hurricane Irma: What Happened and What to DoSocial media was buzzing last week with complaints of airlines taking advantage of those trying to flee Hurricane Irma by charging exorbitant amounts for last-minute flights. There was letter-writing from politicians and outrage from celebrities like… Sep 17 17September 17, 2017Article at New York Times
Airlines Face Criticism Amid Irma Price-Gouging ComplaintsA tweet that went viral earlier this week sparked outrage over suspected price-gouging by airlines of Hurricane Irma evacuees. Sep 09 17September 09, 2017Article at New York Times
Trump’s Moves on Airline Fees Prompt Transparency QuestionsThe administration’s suspension of public comments on proposals regarding baggage charges and fares has renewed debate about the issues. Mar 28 17March 28, 2017Article at New York Times
Detentions and Travel Orders Coincide With Dip in Interest in Coming to AmericaTravelers and industry executives say that travel bans issued by President Trump and high-profile detentions could discourage visits to the country. Mar 10 17March 10, 2017Article at New York Times
TripAdvisor to Start Booking Travel to CubaTravelers will soon be able to book accommodations to Cuba through TripAdvisor, one of the world’s largest travel websites. It’s the latest development in an American travel industry that is slowly expanding tourism to the Communist nation. The… Oct 27 16October 27, 2016Article at New York Times
TripAdvisor to Stop Selling Tickets to Many Animal AttractionsTripAdvisor, one of the world’s largest travel websites, and its booking service, Viator, will no longer sell tickets to hundreds of attractions where travelers come into contact with wild animals or endangered species held in captivity, the company… Oct 11 16October 11, 2016Article at New York Times
Traveling to Turkey? What Tourists Should KnowThe latest on the terrorist threat in Istanbul and other parts of Turkey, including updates on flights and areas to avoid. Jun 29 16June 29, 2016Article at New York Times
A Scourge in Paris, Love Locks Prevail in Other CitiesThe ritual of securing a lock around a bridge may be here to stay. Love locks remain in Paris, which removed many, and have spread to cities from New York to Vancouver. Oct 26 15October 26, 2015Article at New York Times
Highlights and Analysis: In Final Home Opener, Jeter Leads Yankees' VictoryMonday will be the last time Derek Jeter puts on the pinstripes for an opening day at Yankee Stadium. Check back around noon for live updates from Yankee Stadium. Apr 17 14April 17, 2014Article at New York Times
Trains, Not Lines, Foil U.S. Open Fans on Day 2Delays on the 7 train Tuesday morning led to scenes of sweaty tennis fans waiting on train platforms, frustrated Tweets and much watch-checking. Aug 27 13August 27, 2013Article at New York Times
At 43, Yankees' Rivera Confirms That He'll Retire in FallMariano Rivera announced on Saturday that the 2013 season will be his last, bringing an end to one of the most successful careers in Yankees’ history. Mar 09 13March 09, 2013Article at New York Times
Game 3 Highlights and Analysis: Yankees Beat Orioles, 3-2, in 12 InningsOf all the talking points heading into Game 3 of the A.L.D.S between the Baltimore Orioles and the Yankees, the one that has been talked to death is that of the struggling Alex Rodriguez. Oct 10 12October 10, 2012Article at New York Times
Olympic Torch Turns Out to Be a Tough SellSome Olympic torchbearers in England are finding out this week just how much their once-in-a-lifetime sports souvenir is worth, though the monetary value may not be as high as originally thought. May 24 12May 24, 2012Article at archive.nytimes.com
Coughlin Not Worried About His LegacyWhile many think that winning a second Super Bowl would elevate Giants Coach Tom Coughlin into Hall of Fame territory, he was having none of it on Monday. Jan 30 12January 30, 2012Article at New York Times