American Airlines is telling you why your flight was delayed.

The company started rolling out enhanced delay and cancellation notices last month, which, as I told Heather Gerboden, the company’s chief customer officer, is a smart move.

There’s nothing more frustrating for a traveler than having a flight delayed but not knowing why or how long the delay will last.

With the latest app update, American Airlines now provides customers with more detailed explanations behind any delays or cancellations. Although it doesn’t solve the underlying problem, Gulboden said he hopes it will give passengers more peace of mind when things are not going well.

She recently waited two and a half hours at Los Angeles International Airport just to speak with a rental car agent. After completing the paperwork, she inspected three cars that were “far from dirty” before finding one suitable to drive.

One time only? no.

A few weeks later, when I tried to rent a sedan in Washington Dulles, I waited 45 minutes for a car in the category I reserved. The agent’s attitude was “take it or leave it.”

“Both experiences left me feeling undervalued as a customer,” she said.

Mr. Shachne, a marketing executive from Hollywood, Fla., was understandably upset. And she has friends.

A new kind of travel outrage is erupting on counters everywhere. That’s the wrath of rental cars. This is the result of several unfortunate rental car issues, including hidden fees, cleaning fees that would make a hotel manager blush, and service that feels more hostile than friendly.

The “His” rapper started feeling “very sick” during a show at Manhattan’s Al Hirschfeld Theater, her publicist Didier Moret confirmed to USA TODAY. She was immediately taken to a local hospital to have her symptoms evaluated.

“We will share additional updates as more information becomes available,” Moret said in a statement.

The Grammy Award-winning musician made his Broadway debut as Zidler in the classic musical on March 24th.

She told USA TODAY earlier this month that starring in a Broadway production was something she had wanted to do since her late mother, Holly Thomas, put her in plays when she was young.

The “NCIS” Verse was unexpectedly caught up in a TV tragedy when director Leon Vance (Rocky Carroll) was shot and killed on March 24’s 500th episode, “All Good Things.”

Vance, a boxing enthusiast, is shocked by his own death, but his beloved colleague, the young Donald “Ducky” Mallard (Adam Campbell), comes from heaven to reassure Vance and send him into the light. Carroll, who continues to direct episodes of NCIS, was also stunned when he learned his character’s fate after season 18.

But over the course of 23 seasons on CBS, “NCIS” has had its share of heartbreaking deaths.

The move escalates the president’s efforts to place new restrictions on voting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, where control of Congress is at stake. The act was quickly condemned by Democrats and voting rights groups for interfering with state election administration and making it harder for people to vote.

President Trump’s order requires the Department of Homeland Security, in conjunction with the Social Security Administration, to create a list of U.S. citizens of voting age who are residents of each state and send it to each state’s voting authorities at least 60 days before the election.

The order directed the U.S. Postal Service to oversee mail-in voting, establish “uniform standards” for ballots, and develop rules to prevent unauthorized individuals from submitting ballots. The Postal Service would provide each state with a list of voters who are “registered” with the Postal Service.

President Trump’s daily schedule calls for him to be in court for oral argument at 10 a.m. on April 1. He told reporters during an Oval Office event on March 31 that he would likely attend the hearing.

“I’m going,” Trump said, adding, “I think so. I believe it, because I’ve been hearing this argument for a long time.”

President Trump had previously said he was considering attending a Supreme Court hearing on his tariffs, but ultimately did not participate. At the time, critics such as Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said the possibility was an attempt to intimidate the court, which President Trump has often criticized in harsh terms when ruling against him. On March 25, President Trump said he was “sickened” and “bad for the country” after two judges he appointed overturned his trademark tariffs.

Rossdale, who was married to the No Doubt frontwoman from 2002 to 2015, opened up about the former couple’s co-parenting relationship in an interview with Fox News Digital published on Monday, March 30.

The Bush singer has three sons with Stefani, Kingston, 19, Zuma, 17, and Apollo, 12.

“You know, this is a two-lane highway,” Rossdale, 60, told the publication. “But they don’t seem to merge, and that’s fine.”

Stefani filed for divorce from Rossdale in August 2015, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for their breakup. Both parties sought joint custody of the child.

A Moody’s Analytics model shows inflation expectations and the probability of a recession rose in March due to a surge in oil prices stemming from the Iran war. Mark Zandi, the company’s chief economist, said in a note that even before the war began, the company’s model had increased the probability of the U.S. going into recession over the next 12 months to an “uncomfortably high” 49%, essentially a coin toss.

Other companies are less likely to fall into a recession. Oxford Economics puts the probability at 30%, but Matthew Martin, senior U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, said if oil prices remained above $140 a barrel, there would be enough pressure on economic growth to push the economy to 1 barrel.

Brent crude, the world oil benchmark, hit $117 per barrel on March 31st.

“I don’t think anyone, certainly the U.S. economy, is going to win if the war is prolonged,” Martin told USA TODAY. “The longer you use it, the more likely something is to break.”