Morning Wire Air Travel Chaos & Penny Pleads Not Guilty | Afternoon Update | 6.28.23
Jun 28, 2023
Air travel chaos looms as thousands face delays and cancellations linked to weather and staffing issues, just in time for July Fourth. Investigations ramp up into the Titan submersible tragedy, while a contentious hate speech bill stirs debate in Michigan. Meanwhile, a CDC alert raises concerns over rising malaria cases, particularly in Florida and Texas. Legal troubles heat up for a U.S. Marine veteran in a viral chokehold case, alongside the ongoing saga involving former President Trump and a notable defamation lawsuit.
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Air Travel Disruptions
- U.S. air travel experienced significant disruptions, with numerous delays and cancellations, especially on the East Coast.
- The FAA cited weather, airport congestion, and staffing issues as contributing factors.
Travel Advisory
- Passengers are advised to be prepared for potential travel delays, especially if flying on June 29th, which is predicted to be the heaviest travel day.
- If you're flying, be prepared for potential disruptions and plan ahead.
Titan Submersible Investigation
- Debris from the Titan submersible has been recovered and is being investigated to determine the cause of the implosion.
- The implosion resulted in the death of all five people on board.