Passenger Recourse, I'm Chris De Mayo, Fox News, Labor Day weekend air travelers whose

flights are delayed may catch a break.

Rule changes from the Department of Transportation are giving air travelers more rights when it comes to

cancellations and delays. A big change? Airlines must now clearly and

proactively inform passengers of their right to a refund when their flight is

canceled or significantly changed and

cash refunds, not vouchers or credits, must be automatic for passengers when they're owed.

If passengers opt for vouchers or credits after a canceled or delayed flight, they must be

valid for at least five years.

The airline customer service dashboard at flight rights.gov has more passenger rights information and lists commitments from

airlines on family seating as well as service members and more.

Tanya J Powers Fox News. A temporary ceasefire will be starting soon in Gaza.

We are learning there's going to be a series of very localized pauses in the fighting between

both Israel and Hamas.

This is all due to an emerging health crisis in Gaza. A case of polio was discovered in the territory for the first time in 25 years.

So the regional temporary pauses will allow doctors and other health physicians to get into Gaza and

start vaccinating 640,000 kids.

Meanwhile, a fourth day of raids in the West Bank is underway.

Israeli security forces say two militants were killed last night in two separate

incidents. The first involved a car exploding at a gas station, the other an attempted car ramming

attack on a security guard outside an Israeli settlement.

The IDF says they have killed more than a dozen militants during the rage.

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