Co-pilot error suspected in new Air India crash theory

The Telegraph - The co-pilot of Air India Flight AI171 may have made a fatal error, causing the crash that killed 241 people onboard and dozens more on the ground, an aviation expert has claimed.

Byron Allen Settles Discrimination Suit With McDonald's Days Before Trial

On June 13, just days ahead of trial, McDonald’s settled its lawsuit with Byron Allen for an undisclosed amount. Allen had sued the fast-food chain for $10 billion. read more

Air India plane crash: Sole survivor speaks out as investigators recover flight's black box

Viswashkumar Ramesh was the only passenger out of 242 people on board the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner to walk away from the tragedy. read more

Air India crash: Plane headed to London crashes with 241 dead

The AP remains steadfast in its mission to inform the world with accurate, factual and nonpartisan news—as it has for nearly 180 years. read more

Watch: JetBlue flight skids off Boston runway after landing from Chicago

A JetBlue plane skidded off the runway at Boston Logan International Airport on Thursday, briefly stopping all flights at the busy travel hub. cont'd

Victoria Beckham Makes Glittery Ribcage Jeans Look Like the Pinnacle of Chic

She can design, she can sing and dance, and she can make any simple outfit look impossibly chic. Everybody, welcome Victoria Beckham. read more

Millionaire CEO’s rejection of work-life balance exposes the problem with hustle culture

In an interview with Steven Bartlett on the "Diary of a CEO" podcast, SKIMS co-founder Emma Grede recently made waves for her views on work-life balance. read more

Listen to trial audio evidence from Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to ‘Jane’: ‘You better get on your job’

CNN - The jury at Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial heard audio recordings in court on Friday that Combs sent to his former girlfriend, who is testifying under the pseudonym “Jane” and is one of the central witnesses for the prosecution.