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Whether it’s last night’s leftover tuna melt or the hard-boiled eggs from the in-flight menu, certain foods are best left uneaten during air travel—not just for your own comfort, but out of consideration for fellow passengers. Choosing the right food on a plane takes a bit of planning, says Jamila Musayeva, an etiquette expert trained in the U.S. and currently based in Baku, Azerbaijan. “In the confined space of an airplane, with dry air and limited ventilation, even a simple meal can quickly become unpleasant—for you and those around you,” Musayeva told Fox News Digital. Thoughtful travelers, she adds, take…

Man in Critical Condition After Fall at Pirates Game A man is in critical condition after falling approximately 20 feet from the stands during a Pittsburgh Pirates game at PNC Park on Wednesday, according to officials. The incident occurred during the seventh inning, when the man was seen tumbling through the air before landing on the warning track in right field, halting the game as stunned players looked on. Emergency responders transported him to Allegheny General Hospital, where he remains in critical condition, according to a spokesperson for Pittsburgh Public Safety. In a statement, the Pirates said, “Pittsburgh EMS, as…

Education Department opens investigation into Chicago Public Schools over alleged racial discrimination The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Chicago Public Schools following claims that a new initiative aimed at boosting academic outcomes for Black students may violate federal anti-discrimination laws. The probe, announced Tuesday, stems from a complaint filed in February by the nonprofit group Defending Education (formerly known as Parents Defending Education). The organization contends that the district’s Black Student Success Plan discriminates on the basis of race, potentially breaching Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, which bars race-based discrimination in federally funded education…

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, the Senate is set to vote on a resolution aimed at undoing the extensive tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on numerous countries earlier this month. Senators Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Rand Paul, R-Ky., used a legislative maneuver to bring the measure to a vote, which seeks to revoke the national emergency Trump declared to enforce the global tariffs. The resolution only needs a simple majority to pass in the Senate, where Republicans currently hold a 53-47 majority. If the resolution clears the Senate, it’s unlikely to progress in the GOP-controlled House, where Republicans recently passed…

Spring might feel like a refreshing change—unless you’re one of the millions plagued by seasonal allergies, according to Dr. Joseph Mercola, a board-certified family physician in Ormond Beach, Florida. “As trees bloom and flowers burst into color, many are stuck dealing with itchy eyes, sneezing, and sinus pressure,” he said. “If that sounds familiar, you’re definitely not alone.” With conventional treatments not always offering relief, many allergy sufferers are turning to natural alternatives. Among them is honey—an age-old remedy that some scientific studies suggest could ease certain allergy symptoms. While the evidence isn’t conclusive, it’s enough to spark curiosity. Honey’s…

OpenAI rolled back a recent update to ChatGPT after the artificial intelligence became excessively flattering in its responses, prompting the company to revert to an earlier version. On Tuesday, OpenAI announced it had rolled back the update to its flagship model, GPT-4o, which had been introduced the previous week. The company cited concerns over the model becoming too sycophantic in its interactions. OpenAI stated that it is currently testing new solutions, according to a blog post. “ChatGPT’s default personality has a significant impact on how users experience and trust it,” the company wrote. “Sycophantic responses can be uncomfortable, unsettling, and…

Severe Storms Strike Pennsylvania, Leaving Two Dead and Widespread DamageSevere storms that swept through Pennsylvania on Tuesday evening claimed at least two lives, felled trees, and left hundreds of thousands without power. A 22-year-old man in State College tragically lost his life after being electrocuted while attempting to extinguish a mulch fire near a utility pole. Police confirmed that the man came into contact with an active electric current and was pronounced dead at the scene. “This devastating incident occurred as severe weather hit the State College area, causing significant damage to trees and power lines,” police said in a…

Severe storms are expected to cause widespread disruption from southern Texas to northern New York on Tuesday, bringing the threats of large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. Roughly 42 million people are in the path of these potentially dangerous storms. In Oklahoma, thunderstorms remain active, with a severe thunderstorm watch in place until 10 a.m. CT (11 a.m. ET). This latest round of extreme weather follows a volatile Monday that generated nearly 150 storm reports across the country, with large hail being the most common threat. In Minnesota, Monday’s storms caused significant damage, including downed trees and widespread power…

How Trump Has Tried to Reshape America in His First 100 Days The speed and scope of President Donald Trump’s efforts to redefine the relationship between the federal government and the American people during the first 100 days of his second term have been striking — a fact recognized by both his supporters and his critics. As he visits politically symbolic Macomb County, Michigan, on Tuesday to mark this milestone, Trump will be able to highlight his aggressive and often unorthodox use of presidential power. He has pushed to downsize the federal workforce, restrict funding for both foreign and domestic…

Why LA County Says It Can’t Afford Raises for Thousands of Workers Set to Strike As more than 55,000 unionized Los Angeles County employees prepare to strike Monday evening, county officials say budget constraints prevent them from meeting the union’s demands for higher pay. The strike, organized by Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 721, will include public works staff, library employees, and mental health professionals. Workers plan to walk off the job for 48 hours starting at 7 p.m., accusing the county of failing to bargain in good faith for a new labor agreement. “We were met with outright…