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Air-traffic staffing shortages and shifting practices are drawing scrutiny after multiple near-misses and a high-traffic incident near key U.S. airports. Officials warn of ongoing risks as delays and safety protocols come under review.
Josh Kushner has issued his first public statement on the collapsed FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal, saying he still supports its aims but would not have invested had he known how the process would unfold. UEFA has filed US court papers seeking document production and depositions from Kushner and Thrive as it prepares possible criminal mismanagement claims against FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
The FAA has moved to fire air-traffic controllers tied to an early shift on the night of a deadly collision, while preliminary NTSB findings detail persistent communication gaps during Marine One departures. The incidents, tied to August events near Reagan National and LaGuardia, underscore ongoing safety concerns and subsequent policy responses.
Today, on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, ceremonies have taken place at the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Arlington and the Flight 93 memorial in Pennsylvania. President Donald Trump has delivered remarks at the Pentagon; all living former presidents and Vice President JD Vance have attended the New York memorial. New New York documents on toxic dust have been released.
Security screenings have uncovered concealed weapons at multiple US airports as new CT scanners roll out. The devices fit smaller openings, potentially prompting some travelers to check bags. TSA officials say the technology improves screening while reducing manual inspections, though some carry-ons may require manual routing or checking.
Selma Blair has faced accusations of assault on a Delta flight to New York. Her representatives say a medical emergency drove the incident, and they emphasize MS and pseudobulbar affect as factors. Blair has pleaded not guilty to charges and is awaiting further legal steps as the FBI and authorities review the events.
The Home Secretary has announced a public inquiry into the deaths of two worshippers during the Heaton Park synagogue attack on Yom Kippur, with officials noting recent anti‑Jewish violence across Britain. The inquiry will hear sensitive material that could not be addressed in a coroner’s court. The Home Office has also cited a rise in hate crimes against Jews in England and Wales.