The strike, expected to last for several days, follows other industry strikes in Southern California with workers uniting to push for better pay and working conditions amid a surge in the cost of living.

Ahead of what the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) predicts will be the busiest travel day of the record-setting July 4th holiday weekend, U.S. Travel Association Executive Vice President of Public Affairs and Policy Tori Emerson Barnes issued the following statement …

One-thirds of the population is millennial and hence companionship is easily available. That is a huge positive point given the fact that isolation is one of the primary issues that hamper mental health. July fourth is round the corner. The best way one can celebrate festivals is by using to connect with people and heritage. To handle the rising mental health issue of the younger generation there is no better option than making them engage with each other. The cities in America and July 4 occasion together create the best opportunity to do that.  

A record 42 million people around the United States of America are expected to hit the road for trips over the July 4 Independence Day weekend, American Automobile Association said Tuesday.