The company blames air traffic control issues and weather.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
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Right-sizing the force: Army offers armor for smaller troops
Female soldiers and thin men have struggled with the bulky armor they’ve worn over two decades of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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With NASA partnership, Orlando begins planning for air taxis, flying cars
Critics say the city has more pressing needs than building a ‘vertiport’ for the advent of electric oversized drones.
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Thousands march in Brussels to demand tougher climate action
Environmentalists worry that the upcoming U.N. climate change summit will produce policies that don’t do enough to slash carbon emissions and slow the warming of the planet.
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Allen West, Texas GOP candidate, hospitalized with COVID-19
The unvaccinated tea party firebrand has received monoclonal antibody injections and says he’s ‘doing great.’
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1 killed, 14 wounded in shootout at Minnesota bar
Police say preliminary information indicates several people fired gunshots.
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Iraqi vote spurred by mass protests, marred by boycott
The country faces huge economic and security challenges.
Posted inBusiness
Small businesses navigate ever-changing COVID-19 reality
A brief early-summer reprieve from pandemic restrictions was not, as many hoped, a return to normalcy.
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Navy nuclear engineer, wife, charged with trying to pass secrets
They thought they were delivering information about U.S. submarine design to a representative of a foreign government, but it turned out to be an undercover FBI agent, the Justice Department said.
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Lobster prices sky high due to heavy demand, slower season
Consumers are paying in the $15 per pound range – about a third more than a year ago, and twice the price from some previous summers and early falls.