Oriana Pawlyk

3 days ago | politico.com | Chris Marquette |Oriana Pawlyk

— The White House whipsawing on tariffs is throwing automakers into chaos — and some smaller parts suppliers could face financial ruin. — President Donald Trump signaled he would be open to making some tariff exemptions for the auto sector, but whether that comes to fruition remains to be seen. — Families of the Boeing crash victims want a deadline for when a potential settlement could be announced.

2 weeks ago | politico.com | Oriana Pawlyk

A minor collision on the runway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday turned into a social media spat between Democrats and President Donald Trump’s supporters over DOGE’s aviation spending cuts. No one was hurt in the incident, in which two planes under contract to American Airlines bumped wings Thursday afternoon while several members of Congress were on board one of the planes.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Oriana Pawlyk

A minor collision on the runway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday turned into a social media spat between Democrats and President Donald Trump's supporters over DOGE's aviation spending cuts. No one was hurt in the incident, in which two planes under contract to American Airlines bumped wings Thursday afternoon while several members of Congress were on board one of the planes.

3 weeks ago | subscriber.politicopro.com | Chris Marquette |Oriana Pawlyk

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3 weeks ago | politico.com | Oriana Pawlyk

Controllers at the airport’s tower are still reeling from the midair disaster that killed 67 people in January. In a statement, the FAA said the employee involved is on administrative leave while it investigates the matter. | Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP An air traffic controller has been charged with assault and battery in connection with a scuffle in the control tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport last week, airport police have confirmed.