FAA, Musk and Starlink
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Musk Reportedly Planning New Starlink Deal With FAA—Raising New Conflict-Of-Interest Concerns
Musk slams a Starlink competitor amid questions about $2.4B FAA contract
Elon Musk’s promotion of his satellite company's services came as his Department of Government Efficiency weighs potentially steep cuts at the FAA, which is overseeing the contract.
Musk wants Starlink to take over FAA upgrade from Verizon
The New Republic on MSN8dOpinion
Trump’s Firing Spree at FAA Was Even More Terrible Than He AdmittedPolitico has reported that the 130 terminated FAA workers last month included critical employees who directly and indirectly reinforce all of the FAA’s moving parts to keep passengers safe. The Trump White House had previously stated that no “critical” employees had been fired.
3dOpinion
New Republic on MSNTrump Press Secretary Crashes Out When Asked About New DOGE ChiefJudge Loren AliKhan sided Tuesday with a coalition of nonprofits that had sued the government over the budget freeze, describing the potential fallout of the Trump administration’s interference as “economically catastrophic” and in some cases “fatal” for the group that brought the case.
White House press secretary slams Schumer for blaming Trump for Toronto plane crash: ‘Irresponsible’
The Democratic senator on Monday blamed Trump and his administration for firing over 300 FAA employees when aviation mishaps are happening in the country.
The Associated Press on MSN10d
Some of the 400 jobs that were cut at the FAA helped support air safety, a union saysA union says jobs eliminated at the Federal Aviation Administration had direct roles in supporting safety inspectors and airport operations.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt fact-checked Sen. Chuck Schumer's, D-N.Y., claim that President Trump's at fault for airliner that crashed in Toronto on Monday.
· 3d · on MSN
White House Takes Control of Press ‘Pool’ That Shares Access to President Trump
· 4d · on MSN
White House to take over press pool amid ‘Gulf of America’ fight with AP
White House Correspondents Association cedes control of pool reports to Trump administration
The move breaks from decades of cooperation between the White House and the journalists who cover the president.
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