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Long airport lines are the tip of the iceberg of DHS shutdown, officials tell Congress
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Long airport lines are the tip of the iceberg of DHS shutdown, officials tell Congress

Already, FEMA training courses for disaster preparedness and anti-terrorism preparedness have been postponed, she said. Some 40,000 people, many local officials and first responders, are affected by the absence of the courses, she said. Nicholas Andersen, acting and deputy director of DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, said about 60% of its workforce is furloughed...

U.S. airports changing arrival time guidance for travelers as TSA chaos continues
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U.S. airports changing arrival time guidance for travelers as TSA chaos continues

In air travel, uncertainty reigns. TSA staffing shortages, ICE agent deployments and a fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport have elevated recent chaos in many airports across the country. As airports adjust to this havoc, travelers bear the brunt of the fallout, facing canceled and missed flights, increased TSA wait times, and greater uncertainty. Multiple...

Republicans launch reconciliation for SAVE America Act, Iran war and ICE
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Republicans launch reconciliation for SAVE America Act, Iran war and ICE

WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Senate Budget Committee announced plans Wednesday to craft a major Republican-only bill that funds conservative priorities like immigration enforcement, military spending during the Iran war and new election rules. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said he will “expeditiously move” to write the budget “reconciliation” process for the measure, which allows...

Verdict reached in landmark social media addiction trial
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Verdict reached in landmark social media addiction trial

LOS ANGELES — A verdict has been reached in the landmark civil trial that accused social media giants of profiting from products designed to be dangerously addictive to children. “We have been notified that the jury has reached a verdict,” an attorney for the plaintiff said in an email. “It will be read this morning.” The...