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Tourist Submarine Sinks Off Egypt’s Red Sea Coast, Leaving at Least 6 Dead and 9 Injured
A tourist submarine carrying 45 people, including Russian nationals, sank Thursday morning off the coast of Hurghada, a popular Red Sea resort city in Egypt, leaving at least six dead and nine others injured, according to officials and statements from the Russian embassy. The vessel, operated by Sindbad Submarines, went down approximately one kilometer from shore around 10:00 a.m. local time. 
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Naked Woman Stabs, Bites Victims During Violent Episode at Dallas Fort Worth Airport
A woman identified as Samantha Palma was taken into custody and placed on a mental health hold after stripping naked and attacking multiple people at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on March 14, according to police and eyewitness reports. The incident occurred in Terminal D during a busy spring break travel period, and graphic footage circulating on social media shows Palma unclothed, yelling, and running through the terminal. 
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Kilauea Volcano Eruption Sends Lava 700 Feet High, Shocking Visitors in Hawaii
Kilauea, Hawaii's most active volcano, erupted once again this week, producing lava fountains that soared up to 700 feet into the air, captivating visitors at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The eruption, which began Wednesday morning after a brief one-week pause, marks the 14th eruption episode since late December, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. 
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UK Issues Travel Warning for US as Brits Face Risk of Arrest at Border
The United Kingdom has updated its travel advisory for British citizens visiting the United States, cautioning that travelers may face arrest or detention if they fail to comply with U.S. entry requirements. The revision comes amid heightened border enforcement measures introduced by President Donald Trump's administration. 
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Massive Strike Shuts Down 13 German Airports, Freezing Air Travel Nationwide
A 24-hour strike by workers at 13 German airports, including Frankfurt, Munich, and Berlin, led to the cancellation of most flights on Monday, affecting more than 560,000 passengers. The walkout, organized by the ver.di service workers union, involved public-sector employees, ground staff, and airport security personnel as part of a dispute over wage increases and working conditions. 
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TSA, Delta Investigate Second Stowaway Incident Amid Holiday Travel Chaos
Delta Air Lines and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) are facing scrutiny after a second stowaway incident in recent weeks, raising concerns about security lapses during one of the busiest travel seasons of the year. The latest breach occurred on Christmas Eve, when an unticketed passenger managed to board Delta flight 487 from Seattle to Honolulu. 
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Cyberattack Delays Over 20 Japan Airlines Flights Amid Year-End Holiday Travel
Japan Airlines (JAL), one of the country's largest air carriers, was targeted in a cyberattack on December 26, causing delays to more than 20 domestic flights during one of the busiest travel periods of the year. The incident disrupted operations for several hours but did not compromise flight safety, the airline confirmed. 
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Sixth Tourist Dies of Suspected Methanol Poisoning in Laos, Sparking Safety Concerns
Six foreign tourists have died in Laos from suspected methanol poisoning, with Australian teenager Holly Bowles being the latest victim. Bowles, 19, passed away on Friday, just one day after her best friend, Bianca Jones, also 19, succumbed to similar symptoms in a Thai hospital. The two friends had been staying at a hostel in Vang Vieng, a popular backpacker destination in northern Laos, where they allegedly consumed tainted alcohol believed to be the source of the poisoning. 
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Qantas Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Failure, Sydney Airport Faces Runway Fire
A Qantas Airways flight bound for Brisbane made an emergency landing at Sydney Airport on Friday following an engine failure shortly after takeoff, the Australian airline confirmed. Flight QF520, a Boeing 737-800, took off from Sydney at 12:35 p.m. local time but quickly encountered a mechanical issue that forced it to circle before landing safely back at the airport. The incident coincided with a grass fire near a parallel runway, adding to the unfolding drama. 
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High Costs and Lack of Family Support Make U.S. the Least Favorable Destination for British Families
The United States, often seen as a land of opportunity, has been ranked the worst destination for British families considering a move abroad. Despite the allure of better job prospects and top-tier universities, the high cost of living and lack of family support policies significantly diminish the country's appeal. 
