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LaGuardia Airport runway where plane collided with fire truck, killing 2, reopens
The runway where a plane collided with a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport, killing the two pilots and injuring several others, reopened Thursday morning.
Suburbanites embrace anti-Trump resistance before No Kings protests, saying, ‘This is our fight’
A few years ago, Allison Posner was barely involved in politics.
Houston airport has become a symbol for the shutdown’s impacts on air travel
George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston has become the symbol for how the ongoing partial government shutdown has wreaked havoc on the nation's air travel system.
Mangled plane in LaGuardia crash is towed from runway as most injured passengers leave hospital
All but four of the passengers injured in Sunday's deadly collision between an Air Canada plane and a fire truck have been released from the hospital, the airline said Wednesday, as crews began moving the mangled aircraft off the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
Canadian prime minister says Air Canada CEO’s English-only condolences lacked compassion
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that the Air Canada CEO's English-only message of condolence after Sunday's deadly crash in New York showed a lack of compassion and judgment and Quebec's premier called on the airline executive to resign.
Man charged with making threatening calls to a Florida Air Force base days after a device was found
A Florida man has been charged with making threatening phone calls to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa two days after a suspicious package was found outside a gate, though investigators haven't accused the caller of planting any devices.
Parents see hope in back-to-back rulings that social media providers failed to protect young users
Walker Montgomery was just 16 when someone pretending to be a teenage girl messaged him through Instagram and seduced him into cybersex.
Teens get probation after using AI to create fake nudes of classmates
Two teenage boys who used artificial intelligence to create fake nude photos of their classmates at an exclusive private school in Pennsylvania received probation Wednesday after dozens of victims described the images' traumatizing effect on them.
One of the largest salt mines in the world exists under Lake Erie
Below Cleveland, in a subterranean world many surface dwellers don't know exists, miners extract a crucial winter mineral - salt.
Militants in northern Nigeria kill 10 security forces and 1 resident, officials say
Armed militants ambushed Nigerian security forces who were responding to a distress call in the northwestern state of Kebbi, fatally shooting nine soldiers, a police officer and one resident, authorities said Wednesday.
The NAACP names ex-DOJ civil rights chief Kristen Clarke as its top lawyer
The NAACP, the oldest civil rights organization in the U.S., has hired a former Biden Justice Department official to head its legal advocacy work.
Savannah Guthrie in NBC News interview appeals for help finding her missing mother
A tearful Savannah Guthrie, in her first interview since her 84-year-old mother was apparently abducted from her Arizona home, said that "someone needs to do the right thing" and come forward with information to help the investigation.
Mexican President Sheinbaum says she will uphold Cuban doctor agreement as other countries dip out
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Wednesday said Mexico will continue to have Cuban doctors work in the country at a time when other nations across the Americas have ditched their agreements with Cuba's government in the face of mounting U.S. pressure.
At Pentagon Christian service, Hegseth prays for violence ‘against those who deserve no mercy’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, hosting his first monthly Christian worship service at the Pentagon since the Iran war began, prayed Wednesday to have "every round find its mark."
Law school allows return of Charlie Kirk posters after free-speech complaint
A law student whose anti-violence posters featuring Charlie Kirk were removed from campus will be permitted to restore them -- and won't face discipline -- in what free-speech advocates cheered as a defeat for viewpoint discrimination.
Wisconsin man who ordered ballots without consent found guilty of fraud and identity theft
A jury convicted a Wisconsin man of election fraud and identity theft for requesting the ballots of Republican state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Democratic Racine Mayor Cory Mason without their consent.
NASA pauses plans for space station in favor of building base on the moon
NASA is halting plans to create a moon-orbiting space station and instead is seeking to establish a base on the lunar surface.
Most Americans say U.S. military action against Iran has gone too far, a new AP-NORC poll finds
Most Americans believe recent U.S. military action against Iran has gone too far, and many are worried about affording gasoline, according to a new AP-NORC poll.
