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Trump’s tariff billions vanish: ‘Incidental’ or a cover-up? + Supreme Court eyes Trump’s tariffs: Skepticism reigns + Pelosi exits: A political titan’s final bowFAA to Cut Flights 10% at 40 Major Airports - Holiday Travel to Be Hit
The FAA ordered a 10 percent reduction in flight capacity at 40 high volume US airports as the record government shutdown persists, forcing airlines to rework schedules and stranding thousands of travelers just weeks before Thanksgiving
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