Will Trump push Texas-style education to a national scale? Here's what experts say.
From firing accrediting agencies to cutting the Department of Education, Trump plans to change U.S. education — aiding Texas ...
Money blog: Olive oil prices 'to halve' in coming months
Olive oil giant Deolelo says prices have finally cooled after extreme heat and drought in southern Europe. Meanwhile, this week's Money Problem involves a dispute between a holidaymaker and a car hire ...
Lancashire Telegraph2h
Railcard warning as woman receives £1,100 fine on train
A woman is warning railcard users after being threatened with a criminal record if she didn't cough up £1,100 fine despite buying a train ticket - as her card was out of date.
Crain's New York3hOpinion
Editorial: FARE Act brings fairness to the city’s rental market
On Wednesday the New York City Council banned this practice by passing the Fairness in Apartment Rentals, or FARE, Act.
TaxiPoint5h
Why taxi bilking really isn’t a ‘victimless crime’ against the big companies
Taxi bilking—the act of evading payment for a taxi journey—is often shrugged off as a minor ‘victimless’ crime. This ...
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A new law in New York will do away with broker fees
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with New York City Council Member Chi Ossé about his FARE act, which shifts the responsibility for broker fees from the tenant to the landlord in many cases.