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Trump Kept Out of Sight as F.A.A. Issued Flight Ground Stop
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.President Trump has been mostly silent after the F.A.A. ground stop, which affected travelers across the country on Friday.

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Democrats push back on Duffy’s demand for $50 billion to upgrade air traffic systems.
Sean Duffy, the transportation secretary, requested $50 billion from Congress to overhaul the American air traffic system.

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Ground Stop Highlights Chronic Vulnerabilities in Air Traffic System
The Federal Aviation Administration’s aging air traffic control infrastructure has had several disruptive failures in recent months, as officials have sought to make upgrades.Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Arlington, Va., after the F.A.A. grounded all flights nationwide on Friday.

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What’s Behind the Trump-Huang Relationship?
President Trump’s show of support for Jensen Huang as he was under fire was a remarkable moment in a relationship that barely existed two years ago. Our White House correspondent Maggie Haberman explains how Mr. Trump came to see Mr. Huang as a modern-day Henry Ford.Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

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As Congress Plans Investigations, White House Prepares Ferocious Response
The Trump administration has quietly been laying the groundwork for an aggressive all-out effort to thwart newly empowered Democrats’ attempts at oversight.Stephen Miller, the new White House chief of staff, is expected to help lead the Trump administration’s response to congressional oversight.

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