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Today is Monday, May 13th, and this is your daily news rundown. I hope you had a great weekend, maybe

took a little break from the news, relax a little bit, but it's time to get right

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you're not already thank you so much and without further ado let's get into today's stories.

We're going to start off with a story from Friday

that I didn't get a chance to cover because obviously I don't drop

episodes on Friday, but it is that multiple major airlines, including JetBlue, Delta,

American, United, and others, have sued the Biden administration over a new federal rule which requires airlines to disclose

service fees alongside the airfare. On top of that the rule requires baggage or

flight change fees to be individually disclosed the first time

flight information is provided on the airlines platform rather than being displayed through

a hyperlink. And finally the new rule requires airlines to let customers know that seats are guaranteed.

In other words, customers can but are not required to pay extra for better seats.

The administration implemented the rule along with a few other rules a few weeks ago,

saying that these rules would help customers avoid unexpected fees.

But the airlines argue that, one, this rule is going to be confusing for consumers.

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