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More than a year into the pandemic, travel is increasingly on the minds and in the plans of people in North Texas and across the country.

A new survey finds 11% of Americans have already moved in the past year not just across town, but across the country

A group of eight Republican state legislators sent a letter to the president of the Georgia Beverage Association over the weekend asking to have Coca-Cola products removed from their offices after the company’s CEO criticized the state’s controversial new voting law, NBC News reports.

The National Labor Relations Board has found that two outspoken Amazon workers were illegally fired last year.

Although nearly a fifth of U.S. states don’t require people to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, some businesses are requiring employees and customers to be masked on their premises

Warner Bros. and Legendary’s “Godzilla vs. Kong” tallied a pandemic-best opening over the weekend, securing $32.2 million over Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The apology came after a Democratic lawmaker last month condemned Amazon’s working conditions and union-busting efforts.

Egypt expects more than $1 billion in compensation after a cargo ship blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week, blocking all traffic.

America’s employers unleashed a burst of hiring in March, adding 916,000 jobs in a sign that a sustained recovery from the pandemic recession is taking hold as vaccinations accelerate, stimulus checks flow through the economy and businesses increasingly reopen

The Bureau of Labor and Statistics says Black laborers make up just 6% of construction professionals. The City of Fort Worth has made a move that some hope with be the first of many like it. History was made with the first Black woman-owned business selected as the top firm for capital projects.

Dangling tax credits and rebates in his drive to fight climate change, President Joe Biden wants you to trade your gas-burning car, truck or SUV for a zero-emissions electric vehicle.

Whataburger says they’re awarding employees more than $90 million in bonuses as “thanks for their extraordinary service during the pandemic and severe winter weather across its 10-state footprint.”

The move in the stock market came after Biden introduced his multitrillion-dollar infrastructure proposal.