Boeing pleads guilty to fraud charges over 737 MAX crashes. Southwest Airlines faces scrutiny. Columbia University removes deans. President Biden updates on immigration policy and Tropical Storm Beryl impact.
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President Biden shows resilience in face of doubts and criticism for reelection campaign.
Boeing pleads guilty to criminal fraud charges, impacting future contracts and facing financial penalty.
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President Biden's Re-election Commitment
President Biden reaffirms his commitment to staying in the race despite doubts about his reelection chances and age. Following a poor debate showing, Biden aims to display his capability and resilience against potential opponents. His wife, Jill Biden, fully supports his campaign, scheduling multiple campaign stops across different states. Despite facing criticism and doubts, President Biden remains adamant about continuing his reelection campaign.
Boeing's Legal Troubles and Southwest Airlines Investigation
Boeing agrees to plead guilty to criminal fraud charges related to the 737 MAX crashes, facing a substantial financial penalty and potential impact on future contracts. Southwest Airlines faces scrutiny over safety concerns, including pilot mishaps and a takeover attempt by an investment firm. The airline, under investigation by the FAA, is also dealing with boardroom tensions as it combats issues related to safety and corporate governance.