Sarah Gambles
Deseret News
Saint George, UT, United States
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Airline fares are up 26%. It’s not slowing down eager travelers just yet
Prices are rising higher than pre-pandemic pricing, largely for airlines to make up for lost revenue. But hope is not lost. There are some things you can do to find lower prices still → Read More
One of the songs on Miley Cyrus’s new album was inspired by her love for her little sister
After spending seven weeks at the top of the charts with her song “Flowers,” she shares in a documentary on Disney+ where the inspiration came from for the song “Thousand Miles,” and says it is about her sister and fellow musical artist Noah Cyrus. → Read More
Detractors arrested during escalated protest against ‘Cop City’ in Atlanta
At least 23 people were arrested on domestic violence charges after a protest escalated against an enormous police training center under construction in Atlanta forest. → Read More
Another train derailed in Ohio over the weekend
Was the Norfolk Southern train carrying hazardous materials? No, but it’s still being investigated. Residents wary after East Palestine derailment. → Read More
Ukraine defends besieged city of Bakhmut
Russia could be close to capturing a Ukrainian city for the first time in eight months. → Read More
Heavy snowfall hits California, 10 Western states under winter weather alerts
There’s a blizzard warning in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the storm is forecast to move across the southern plains and hit the Northeast. → Read More
Death toll increases to 62 from shipwreck off coast of Italy
Passengers were migrants fleeing conflict trying to get to Italy on a small wooden boat that snapped in half off. Many of the people who died were children. → Read More
Venice canals are drying up because of a drought in Italy
The city is experiencing extremely low tides that are drying up the canals the ancient city relies on for transportation. → Read More
Turkish authorities investigate building contractors amid thousands of buildings collapsing after earthquake
The death toll from the earthquakes that rocked Turkey and Syria has spiked up to at least 36,000 people. → Read More
Multiple earthquakes rock Turkey, Syria, killing more than 2,000 people
What areas of Turkey, elsewhere were affected by the earthquake? More than 1,900 people were killed by the earthquake. → Read More
The story behind California police killing a man in a wheelchair when he was fleeing
Huntington Park Police were responding to a call about a man in a wheelchair who stabbed someone. When confronted, videos from witnesses of the incident have some investigating the case wondering if the police implemented excessive force. → Read More
Hong Kong is giving away 500,000 flights to get tourists back
The city is hoping to “reverse four years of plummeting tourism numbers and to revive the economy,” The Washington Post reported. → Read More
What did China say about the U.S. shooting down the balloon?
China said it would “take further actions” for “an obvious overreaction and a serious violation of international practice” → Read More
Iran protesters turn to silent defiance rather than riots that erupted in the country months ago
There’s a sense that the harsh punishments has squelched resistance, but sources in Iran say the rebellion isn’t over. The loud riots have just been replaced with quiet defiance. → Read More
Australia declined to replace Queen Elizabeth II with King Charles III on bank notes
How will Australia replace the British monarch on its bank notes? What do First Nations people think about Australia changing the bank notes? → Read More
5 key updates on the Russia and Ukraine war
Russia continues to advance in the weakened Donetsk region and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelsenskyy requests speedy tank deliveries. → Read More
Why you should put driving Iceland’s Ring Road on your list and some of the best stops
Some of the best stops include whale watching, puffin spotting, so many waterfalls, beautiful hikes and more. Here are reasons why you should put driving Iceland’s Ring Road on your list. → Read More
Justice Department sues Google for alleged advertising violations
The complaint claims that Google has been seeking to “neutralize or eliminate” competition in the online ad space. → Read More
What we know about the Half Moon Bay, California shooting
At least seven people were killed in a second shooting in northern California in three days. → Read More
Spotify becomes latest victim in string of corporate tech layoffs
On Monday, Spotify announced it will be laying off 6% of its staff worldwide. → Read More