New site aims to track $12.5 billion in air traffic control system upgrades

Just as the TSA expects to screen more than 18 million flyers for Memorial Day weekend, the Department of Transportation is rolling out a new website tracking the $12.5 billion effort to modernize the nation’s air traffic control system. The Modern Skies website aims to highlight more than 10,000 projects underway nationwide and will include …

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US Ebola Patient in Berlin Hospital Not Critically Ill, Family Tests Negative

BERLIN, May 22 (Reuters) – A U.S. ⁠citizen ⁠who contracted Ebola ⁠in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where ​an outbreak of a rare strain has killed over 130 ‌people, is not critically ‌ill and his wife and four children ⁠have tested ⁠negative, the Berlin hospital where the family is ​being treated said on Friday. “Because …

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Trump Won Over More Latino Voters in 2024. Can He Keep Them?

PHOENIX (AP) — As Sandra Ramirez watched footage of immigration officers cracking down on migrants over the past year, she knew her 2024 vote for Donald Trump was a mistake. “There are a lot of people who are being harassed for the color of their skin, and that’s not right,” said Ramirez, who broke from …

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NATO Alliance Has to Be Good for All Involved, Rubio Says

HELSINGBORG, Sweden, May ⁠22 (Reuters) – ⁠NATO has ⁠to be good ​for all those involved, U.S. ‌Secretary of State ‌Marco Rubio ⁠said ⁠on Friday ahead of a NATO ​meeting in Helsingborg, Sweden, adding that he expects ​the meeting will set the ⁠groundwork ⁠for the ⁠NATO leaders ​summit in Ankara, Turkey later ​this year. “Like ⁠any …

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Four Killed, 35 Children Injured in Ukrainian Drone Attack on Luhansk, Russian Officials Say

MOSCOW, May 22 (Reuters) – At least ⁠four ⁠people were killed ⁠and 35 children were wounded in ​an overnight Ukrainian drone attack on a student dormitory ‌in Russian-controlled Luhansk in ‌eastern Ukraine, Russian officials said on Friday. Reuters ⁠was ⁠not able to immediately verify what happened independently and ​there was no immediate comment from Ukraine, …

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Explosion at MOL’s Tiszaujvaros Petrochemical Plant Kills One, Injures Several

BUDAPEST, May 22 (Reuters) – An explosion ⁠at ⁠Hungarian oil and gas ⁠group MOL’s petrochemical plant in Tiszaujvaros, eastern ​Hungary, has killed one person and seriously injured several others, ‌the company said in a ‌statement on Friday. Prime Minister Peter Magyar said in ⁠a ⁠Facebook post that his economy minister Istvan Kapitany and ​MOL’s executive …

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Spain to Introduce Job-Matching Plan for Migrants Granted Legal Status

MADRID, May 22 (Reuters) – Spain will introduce a plan ⁠to ⁠match migrants to jobs under ⁠a programme to grant legal status to about 500,000 undocumented workers to help ​drive economic growth, the country’s top immigration official told Reuters. The programme, announced in January, has been criticised by far-right leaders ‌in Spain and across Europe, …

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Turkey Political Crisis Simmers as Opposition Vows to Resist Court Ruling

By Ece Toksabay and Huseyin Hayatsever ANKARA, May 22 (Reuters) – Turkey’s political opposition dug ⁠in ⁠on Friday to resist an unprecedented court ⁠ruling that ousted its leader and annulled its congress, inflaming a political crisis that critics say ​aims to further prolong President Tayyip Erdogan’s 23-year rule. The appeals court cited unspecified irregularities in …

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CBS News Radio signs off Friday night after nearly 100 years of broadcasting: “An American institution”

CBS News Radio, which provides news programming to an estimated 700 stations spanning the United States, will sign off the air Friday night after nearly a century of broadcasting. The storied service, launched in September 1927, was home to broadcast legends Edward R. Murrow, Robert Trout, Douglas Edwards, Charles Osgood, Dan Rather and many other familiar …

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