Boeing chief cites mis steps in warning system handling
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said the company mishandled the cockpit AoA alert issue in the 737 Max and pledged transparency as regulators and customers await fixes. He noted inconsistent communication, emphasized safety, and expressed confidence the Max will regain flight status later this year after grounding following Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes.
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Encore Boston Harbor opens in Everett Massachusetts
Wynn Resorts launches a 2.6 billion casino hotel complex on Everett's industrial waterfront with a 70 million cleanup, harbor park, art including Koons Popeye sculpture and vast amenities. Officials expect 8 million annual visitors, while critics warn traffic and revenue may lag projections.
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Pompeo urges world unity over Iran oil tanker attack risk
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo promotes international outreach to frame alleged Iranian attacks near the Strait of Hormuz as a global issue. He cites ship safety, energy needs of Asia, and potential U.S. deployments while urging Asian powers to join in keeping the strait open.
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Tourist drowned as storm capsizes boat on Lake Geneva
A tourist in Lake Geneva drowned after her boat capsized during a driving storm in Switzerland. A second death occurred in nearby France when high winds toppled a tree on a campsite. The storm brought heavy rain hail and wind gusts up to 122 kph. Police say the couple's boat capsized around 5 p.m. the man swam to another boat and fired two flares but rescuers could not locate the woman.
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