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Alaska Airlines Sued For $521,900 After 11 Japanese Paintings Ruined In Honolulu Rainstorm

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  • September 17, 2026
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An art insurer is suing Alaska Airlines for more than $521,900 after 11 paintings were allegedly soaked and badly damag…

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Southwest Passengers Forced To Step Over ‘Enormous’ Service Dog Mess To Deplane

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  • September 17, 2026
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A very large dog defecated in the aisle around 30 minutes before landing.

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Why The US Air Force May Keep The RQ-4 Global Hawk Flying Into The 2030s

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  • September 17, 2026
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The need for resilience, a wider ISR portfolio, and immature space-based capabilities mean the RQ-4 will continue to fly to 2033.

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Why The US Air Force May Keep The RQ-4 Global Hawk Flying Into The 2030s

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  • September 17, 2026
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The need for resilience, a wider ISR portfolio, and immature space-based capabilities mean the RQ-4 will continue to fly to 2033.

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Why The US Air Force May Keep The RQ-4 Global Hawk Flying Into The 2030s

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  • September 17, 2026
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The need for resilience, a wider ISR portfolio, and immature space-based capabilities mean the RQ-4 will continue to fly to 2033.

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Why The US Air Force May Keep The RQ-4 Global Hawk Flying Into The 2030s

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  • September 17, 2026
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The need for resilience, a wider ISR portfolio, and immature space-based capabilities mean the RQ-4 will continue to fly to 2033.

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Why The US Air Force May Keep The RQ-4 Global Hawk Flying Into The 2030s

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  • September 17, 2026
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The need for resilience, a wider ISR portfolio, and immature space-based capabilities mean the RQ-4 will continue to fly to 2033.

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Why The US Air Force Is Quietly Retiring Its Entire T-38 Talon Training Fleet Ahead Of Schedule

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  • September 17, 2026
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The Air Force is not yet retiring its T-38 Talons, and it expects to fly them into the mid-2030s, phasing them out as replacement T-7s arrive.

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Why The US Air Force Is Quietly Retiring Its Entire T-38 Talon Training Fleet Ahead Of Schedule

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  • September 17, 2026
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The Air Force is not yet retiring its T-38 Talons, and it expects to fly them into the mid-2030s, phasing them out as replacement T-7s arrive.

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TSA Screeners Stunned: Passenger Admits Concealing Knife To Avoid $100 Bag Fee

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  • September 16, 2026
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The flyer ended up surrendering the knife, with TSA agents surprised at her honesty.

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