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Alaska Airlines off-duty pilot sitting in the jump seat on flight 2059 tried shutting off the planes engines mid-flight.

Off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot charged with 83 counts of attempted murder

The FAA is investigating pilots who are suspected of falsifying their mental health records. The roughly 4,800 pilots are military veterans.

Report: FAA investigating pilots over suspected falsified health records

Russia targeted the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, with cruise missiles and drones, after pulling out of its grain deal with the country.

Russia targets Ukrainian port after pulling out of grain deal: July 18 rundown

The FAA has given a flying car permission to begin test flying in the skies above Silicon Valley, California.

FAA approves test flights of flying car in skies above Silicon Valley

Hundreds of flights have been canceled in the U.S. following thousands of cancellations yesterday. United is blaming the FAA.

Severe weather leads to canceled flights, United blames FAA: June 28 rundown

The FAA has grounded the SpaceX Starship Super Heavy launch program after the April 20 mid-air explosion that spread debris for miles.

FAA grounds SpaceX’s Starship Super Heavy launch program after explosion

The State Department says workers from the U.S. embassy in Sudan have been evacuated in a special military operation.

US military evacuates embassy workers in Sudan amid unrest: April 24 rundown

The National Football League is seeking help from Congress as it faces a growing problem of drone interruptions during games.

NFL asks Congress for help stopping drone incursions plaguing games

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost her reelection bid and the FBI Director released the agency's conclusion on COVID-19 origins.

Morning rundown: Chicago’s mayor loses reelection; FBI’s COVID origins report

Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff announced Thursday that he will seek the Senate seat long held by Dianne Feinstein.

Midday rundown: Schiff seeks Senate seat, DOJ cracks down on cybercrime