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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

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Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.

Airport nightmares continue as FAA struggles to pinpoint blame for historic meltdown

CLARA HARTER, CONNOR SHEETS

The U.S.

Defense Contractor L3Harris Was Behind Upgrade That Led to Ground Stop

The little-known defense giant does a lot of work for the Federal Aviation Administration and owns the equipment for the agency’s telecommunications network.

Trump Kept Out of Sight as F.A.A. Issued Flight Ground Stop

LUKE BROADWATER

The F.A.A. called a rare halt on flights nationwide, but the president stayed away from cameras and issued social media posts on the entertainment industry and California’s Democratic governor.

Stranded by planes, travelers turned to trains and automobiles.

CHRISTINE CHUNG AND RYLEY OBER

People trying to find new ways to get to their destinations still encountered obstacles at the rental car counter and on Amtrak’s booking system.

After Her Baby Was Buried Alive, a South Carolina Mother Wonders Why?

Koah Sharp, nearly 1, was rescued alive this week in a rural patch of central South Carolina. In her first interview, Koah’s mother explains what happened.

Unlike Other Countries, America’s Government Funds Its Air Infrastructure

Despite handling the most flights in the world, the United States’ air traffic systems rely on 1980s-era computer equipment.

Judge Blocks Immediate Closure of East Potomac Park for Trump Golf Project

Judge Ana C. Reyes, who has been overseeing combative litigation, said the Trump administration would not be responsible for operating the course while the case proceeds.