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WorldUS Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said FAA technicians were investigating the issue. Homeland Security chief Markwayne Mullin later added there was no indication of a threat to the country.
WorldIreland's Garda police said it 'responded to report of a suspicious device at an office building, near the French embassy, on Friday afternoon. The revelation comes at a time when Europe is on high alert in the wake of a rash of bomb threat hoaxes targeting airlines, schools and the media.
WorldWith Israel's October 27 elections failing to produce a clear majority, the situation has continued to deteriorate in the Palestinian territory, where both settlers and the military have carried out repeated abuses.
PoliticsTwo Arab-majority parties, Raam and the Joint List, secured a combined 19 seats in last month's election, potentially emerging as kingmakers in Eisenkot's efforts to form a government.
WorldThe far-right Rassemblement National has stepped up public attacks against critical charities, unions, judges and journalists.
WorldThe Moroccan industrial group OCP is in talks with French companies EDF and Orano about the terms of an agreement to produce and supply uranium concentrate. The North African kingdom holds significant phosphate reserves.
TechSpeaking on CNBC on Friday, Scott Bessent said several departments had backed adding Megaspeed to Washington's trade blacklist 'for months,' but that the Department of Commerce has the final say.
WorldWhile the number of schools affected has dropped, the protests have intensified in some schools. As tensions and violent incidents become more frequent, concern is growing among teachers, principals and parents.
WorldOn the third day of the trial of three police officers accused of beating music producer Michel Zecler in Paris in 2020, his friends and colleagues described the consequences and trauma their friend has faced since the assault.
PoliticsColom was elected after a lengthy ballot-counting process. No Democrat had held this seat since 1982, and no Black person had held it for 150 years in Mississippi, even though the state has the highest proportion of African Americans in the country.
WorldCandidates from the center to the far right have engaged in one-upmanship on how many jobs to cut in the public sector.
WorldLe Monde has gathered exclusive first-hand testimonies and created a 3D Bataclan reconstruction to revisit the night that changed France.
PoliticsLagging in the polls, the Bruno Retailleau of Les Républicains published a policy booklet on Thursday outlining how he would 'regain control' and minimize the influx of foreigners into France.
TechAfter the outage disrupted public services and businesses worldwide, the company also noted that the incident was caused by a 'technical issue not related to cyber or AI.'