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Recording reveals phone banter before deadly Hudson crash

An air traffic controller was joking with a woman about a dead cat just moments before a helicopter and small plane collided over the Hudson River in August, according to a recording released Thursday by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Feds clarify description of Hudson River air collision

Federal officials Monday clarified their description of what an air traffic controller at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport could have seen on radar just before a tour helicopter collided with a small plane over the Hudson River.

Bollywood actor detained at Newark airport

Leading Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan says he was detained for nearly two hours Friday night at New Jersey's Newark International Airport because of his last name.

Hudson air crash probe focuses on controller; union cries foul

Investigators probing last weekend's fatal aircraft collision over New York's Hudson River focused Friday on an air traffic controller, though union leaders angrily said the controller could have done nothing to prevent the crash.

Mayors, rabbis arrested in corruption probe

The New Jersey officials and their associates charged in a federal probe of public corruption exchanged hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in parking lots, restaurants, boiler rooms and bathrooms, an acting U.S. attorney said Thursday.

2 would-be passengers feel relief, sadness: 'It could have been me'

One person credits bad weather and the other a long line.

Time.com: Chrysler Cutting 1,825 Jobs with Moves at 2 Plants

Chrysler LLC will cut 1,825 jobs by eliminating one shift at a Toledo Jeep plant and accelerating the closure of its sport utility vehicle factory in Newark, Del., because of the slowing global economy and a shift toward smaller vehicles

GAO: FAA cannot auction flight slots

U.S. aviation officials have no legal authority to auction off takeoff and landing slots at airports, a scheme the government devised to try to curb crippling traffic jams at major airports, congressional investigators said Tuesday.

Commentary: The poverty of Democrats' ideas for cities

"I think the best way of doing good to the poor is not making them easy in poverty but leading them or driving them out of it."

Time.com: Pilots: Fuel Restrictions Dangerous

Pilots are complaining that their airline bosses, desperate to cut costs, are forcing them to fly uncomfortably low on fuel

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