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Italy Calls for Swift Resolution to Support U.S. Base Workers During Shutdown

Milan – Italy has stepped forward with a strong message of solidarity and diplomacy, urging the United States to ensure

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U.S. Aviation Sector Shows Resilience Amid Staffing Challenges and Travel Delays

The U.S. aviation industry remains strong and resilient amid temporary air traffic staffing challenges, as airlines and authorities work together

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Air Traffic Controller Shortages Challenge U.S. Airports Amid Shutdown, but Recovery Efforts Begin

Airports across the United States faced staffing shortages as air traffic controllers continued to work without pay during the ongoing

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White House Sees Opportunity Amid Inflation Data Delay

While the U.S. government shutdown halts October’s inflation report, officials and analysts see the pause as a chance to modernize

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Ex-Amazon Worker Challenges EEOC Over Halted Bias Investigations After Trump Directive

A former Amazon delivery driver has taken legal action against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), accusing the agency