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Under pressure to improve customer service and avoid a repeat of this summer's travel nightmares, the nation's airlines are this morning spelling out how they treat passengers. when flights are delayed or cancelled due to factors under their control, like a mechanical issue or staffing shortage, not weather related. alaska, american, united, southwest, delta, hawaiian and jetblue all say they provide meals for customers delayed by three hours. offer hotel rooms for passengers stranded overnight, including transportation to and from the hotel. just two weeks ago, transportation secretary pete b...

Just voted today to accept the state's petition to ban and restrict gender affirming care in the state. it's not going to rule-making so it's not a law yet. it's just a recommendation from the florida board of medicine, so there's no law that you have refused to indict on, right? >> that's right. >> so not only have no cases come before me about gender affirming health care, there's no law in place. i mean, this is orwellian thought police where i'm being punished for not enforcing a law that doesn't even exist yet. it's hard to fat yom how this happens in our country. >> and when it comes to ...

The governments of opec, and those countries, dictate a lot of the dynamics around oil prices and it is one of many, many reasons why americans will be better off when we have more domestic clean energy production. one of the many, many benefits of transitioning the way we fuel our cars, for example, to make them more efficient and ultimately liberate more americans from having to worry about decisions that are being made in capitals in the middle east. >> let's skip over to airlines. yesterday, you announced new rules to protect passengers from cancellations, which have been a major problem i...

On July 27, 2022, the New York State Office of Mental Health published in the New York State Register an Emergency Rule Making related to Telehealth Services.

The Court has addressed the central issue of whether FDA should have ever deemed premium cigars to be subject to the Tobacco Control Act in the first place – ruling that doing so was arbitrary and capricious in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act APA.