it cost airlines tons of bad publici publicity. now it's come up with ways to 'void this incident like this happening in the future. it will notify paerjts up to five days in advance offing up to $200 if they challenge their flight. they guarantee you'll be rebooked within 24 hours. they can then resell your original seat at a greater profit margin. >>> how would you feel about using less and less cash in favor of plastic. 50 restaurants have agreed not to take cash. cash is visa's biggest competitor. about 32% of all customers paid in cash in 2015. this would, of course, really hurt the unbanked. >>> increased flight security has made flying a hassle for some. you're one of them, you'll be happy to know the u.s. looking to lift its ban on laptops on flights in other stateset this could happen in days, a couple of weeks, as long as security measures are increasing at the airports. from ten airports and eight countries, the bans have been gradually lifted as airports have increased their security that thank you, michael. >>> all rig

the emails were sent by a british journalist and publicis publicist.s in part "the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign was some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and will be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. i can also send this to your father but it is ultrasensitive and i wanted to send to you first." donald trump, jr., responds "if it is what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer, can we do a call first thing next week when i am back?" a statement was issued by a spokesperson from the the trump legal team that the president was not aware of and did not attend that meeting. some context is that the goal of this russian campaign was to damage the democratic process and to undermine confidence in the system and to do that, they had to collect information and have contact with both republicans and democrats with the idea that they would try to her to both of

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