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The radios and radar keep going out at Newark International, and it’s part of a broader crisis in air traffic control. It happened again Sunday, when flights in and out of the New Jersey airport were halted for 45 minutes […]

Israel is doubling down on its war in Gaza. Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to displace much of the Palestinian population while seizing and occupying the territory on a long-term basis is already producing backlash and global outcry. “There will be no

President Donald Trump isn’t much interested in being checked or balanced by the judicial branch. He is calling for the impeachment of federal judges who have blocked or slowed his administration’s efforts to shut down government programs and deport migrants.

College sports has experienced a revolution in the last few years. “Name, image and likeness” (NIL) payments are letting players get paid. The transfer portal is letting them change schools more easily. And the rise of sports betting has brought

The Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts have run into a hitch. The president’s plans involved housing thousands of migrants at Guantanamo Bay. But “logistical and legal” challenges have gotten in the way. The American naval base in Cuba “has gone

Delaware’s capitalist-friendly approach to taxes and regulation has long made it a lynchpin of the American economy: More than 1.5 million businesses from around the world are incorporated in the state. But Elon Musk’s “Dexit” to Nevada could change all

Throughout his decade in politics, President Donald Trump has repeatedly vowed to protect Social Security benefits. But those promises may be at odds with his administration’s cost-cutting moves. New measures announced Tuesday by the Social Security Administration (SSA) will “disrupt

A new memoir by a former Meta executive says the company was ready to put its technology at the service of China’s Communist government. The revelation is raising questions about Mark Zuckerberg’s recent (and very public) commitment to free speech

It’s getting contentious out there for elected Republican officials. The Trump administration’s upending of the federal government, along with economic fears raised by the president’s trade war, has sparked a show of anger at the usually polite home district town

President Donald Trump’s tariff-driven trade wars are taking a toll on stocks. The S&P has fallen more than 10% from its recent high, into what is known as “correction” territory. Is a bear market next? Corrections are “relatively rare yet