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• One lawyer represents more than 300 people who say they were falsely accused by Hertz. What a wild mess.

  

  Anela Malik

  

  Hertz accused of 'ruining innocent lives' by filing false stolen car reports against customers

  wthr.com - Bob Segall

  INDIANAPOLIS — Drew Seaser and his family were heading to Mexico to celebrate his daughter’s high school graduation. But after months of planning and …

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  Anela Malik

  

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  Guide to Ethical Travel

  

  Curated byAFAR Media

  In our new podcast, Unpacked by AFAR, we explore the world of ethical travel in a friendly, accessible—and dare we say—fun way.

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  Anela Malik

  

  Your canceled-flight emergency kit

  The Washington Post - By Courtney Beesch

  If you’re not prepared to face cancellations or delays on your next trip to the airport, you may not have heard the news: Air travel has been a challenge lately, to put it lightly. Storms, airline meltdowns and system outages have upped the chances you may not get to your final destination on time …

• Inspired by my recent trip to Peru, an exploration of Peruvian dishes and recipes at home!

  

  Anela Malik

  

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  Exploring Peruvian Cuisine At Home

  

  Curated byAnela Malik

  I recently went to Peru for the adventure of a lifetime, a four-day trek on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu! While I was there, I explored Peruvian cuisine as much as possible. I found the food to be a delight, with plentiful multicultural influences and vibrant flavors. Now that I'm home, what better way to remember my journey than to continue exploring Peruvian cuisine at home!

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  Anela Malik

  

  In face-off with London Heathrow, Emirates airline says it won't cut capacity

  Reuters - By Alexander Cornwell and Paul Sandle

  DUBAI/LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) - Emirates airline said on Thursday it had rejected demands by London's Heathrow Airport to cut capacity despite being threatened with legal action, and intended to continue operating its six daily flights to Britain's busiest airport. Heathrow this week asked …

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  Anela Malik

  

  State parks want to attract more visitors of color

  The Washington Post - By Marsha Mercer

  As Americans plan their summer vacations, states around the country are struggling with a persistent challenge: how to attract more Black residents and other visitors of color to their parks. The racial gap in park visitation is long-standing. Officials estimate that about 3 in 4 visitors to …