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Transportation secretary said the main communication line failed and the backup system didn’t engage, resulting in 30-second loss of contact with air traffic.
19 States Sue Health Department Over Restructuring and Terminations
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US Military Will Cut 20 Percent of Generals and Admirals, Says Secretary of Defense
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Northeast Governors Invite Canadian Counterparts to Boston to Discuss US Tariffs
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More Than 15,000 USDA Employees Have Taken Federal Buyout
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Trump Signs Order to Boost US Drug Manufacturing Ahead of Potential Pharma Tariffs
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Brian Kemp Won’t Run for the US Senate in 2026
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