Lawmakers quiz Billy Nolen about recent flight scares in New York, Texas and Hawaii.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
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Study shows ‘striking’ number who believe news misinforms
In one small consolation, Americans had more trust in local news.
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War in Ukraine at 1 year: Pain, resilience in global economy
Crunched supplies of grain, fertilizer and energy along with more inflation and economic uncertainty continue to plague world that was already contending with too much of both.
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Ukraine aid support softens in the U.S.
The American public has lost some of its appetite for providing Ukraine weaponry and direct economic assistance, a poll shows.
Posted inNation & World
Oregon joins debate over police education requirements
An Oregon lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require police officers to complete at least two years of education beyond high school.
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Panel backs moving opioid antidote Narcan over the counter
U.S. health advisers say the overdose-reversal drug naloxone should be made available as an over-the-counter medication.
Posted inNation & World
Nearly 1 million French march in fourth day of pension protests
Police are out in force across France during a fourth round of demonstrations against plans to reform the country’s pension system.
Posted inNation & World
In Pakistan, angry mob lynches man accused of blasphemy
Police say hundreds of Muslims descended on a police station in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, snatched a blasphemy suspect from his cell and took him outside and lynched him.
Posted inNation & World
Schools become flashpoint for Republicans eyeing White House
In the opening stages of the Republicans’ 2024 presidential race, the ‘parents’ rights’ movement and lessons for schoolchildren are emerging as flashpoints.
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Migrants seeking U.S. sponsors find questionable offers online
An underground market has emerged since the Biden administration announced last month that it would accept a limited number of people from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti.