The short-term rental company aims to make it easier for guests, hosts and others to report problems and obtain refunds when things go awry.
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Trump fires up religious critics with job for televangelist
The president’s personal pastor, Paula White, now has a formal role heading his Faith and Opportunity Initiative.
Trump allies push to unmask whistleblower on Ukraine
Relying on scant biographical details, they work to pierce the CIA official’s anonymity in a bid to defend the president.
Early and pricey: Trump’s World Series ad an expensive pitch
It’s highly unusual for a presidential incumbent to make a national ad buy so far out from the election, and this one cost $250,000.
Islamic State group announces successor to al-Baghdadi
The extremist group claims the new leader, like his predecessor, traces his lineage to the Prophet Muhammad’s tribe.
Border wall, impeachment battle imperil budget progress
Hanging in the balance are $1.4 trillion worth of annual Cabinet agency budgets.
Congresswoman blames nude photos scandal, resignation on ‘double standard’
Outgoing U.S. Rep. Katie Hill of California says the system allows President Trump and other men accused of misconduct to remain in high office.
Astronauts to bake cookies using new test oven
The six astronauts aboard the International Space Station, including Maine native Jessica Meir, will be able to bake chocolate chip cookies from scratch.
Last call: Utah is set to tap out on low-alcohol beer sales
It becomes the next-to-last state in the country to say goodbye to 3.2% beer on Friday.
Intimate Freud letter up for sale reveals his softer side
The handwritten letter by the founder of psychoanalysis describes his life in London after fleeing Nazi-occupied Vienna.