Trump pushes privatized air traffic control in infrastructure week
President Trump launches infrastructure week with a push to privatize FAA air traffic control and spur 1 trillion dollars in roads waterways and infrastructure investment. He hosts airline executives at the White House while lawmakers debate sector privatization amid partisan skepticism.
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Comey to face questions on talks with Trump about Russia probe
Senators say Comey will testify on Capitol Hill about possible pressure from President Trump to drop the investigation into links between the Trump campaign and Russia. The firing of Comey followed reports Trump asked him to end the Flynn inquiry.
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Tiananmen remembrance spans Hong Kong and Taiwan
Tens of thousands gather in Hong Kong for a candlelight vigil as Taiwan urges China to pursue democracy. Police detained at least 11 activists after two small commemorations marking the 28th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown.
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Climber Alex Honnold Free Solos El Capitan in Yosemite
Yosemite climber Alex Honnold becomes first to free solo El Capitan on Freerider route. He ascends about 3000 feet in under four hours using smear technique without ropes or safety gear. National Geographic documented the ascent and praised his feat among climbers, with fellow champion Emily Harrington reacting online.
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Big names enter Iray on sugar dispute
Coca Cola, Archer Daniels Midland, and Cargill joined White House talks as the Mexico sugar trade stalemate nears a deadline. A deal is required to prevent tariffs and avoid retaliatory moves that could hit corn syrup and other agricultural exports worth billions.
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