FAA clears smallest Boeing 737 Max to fly after years of delays

Airlines can finally start flying passengers soon after planes are certified, but it can take them months to work them into schedules.

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Novo Nordisk shares slide after guidance disappoints investors

Novo Nordisk raised its financial outlook as it tries to catch up with rival Eli Lilly in the booming GLP-1 market.

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‘I’m mortified’: YouTube star Hank Green apologizes for ChatGPT overuse after fans accuse him of including a prompt by mistake

“I have been relying too heavily on AI as a research aid,” Green said, while denying that “I appreciate the pushback” was an AI-generated phrase.

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George Pickens' 2026 season likely to be his Cowboys swan song after Zay Flowers, Drake London contracts

Pickens' market continues to rise while Dallas stares down looming contract decision with him and All-Pro DT Quinnen Williams…

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Kelsey Plum makes history in Mercury debut one day after blockbuster trade, keeps Phoenix in playoff hunt

Plum had 20 points in 21 minutes, which was the highest-scoring debut for a Mercury guard since Diana Taurasi in 2004…

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US neighbourhood built over toxic waste exposed after children suffered burns

Originally designed to be a groundbreaking canal project, this site succumbed to a fate of pollution as industrial and municipal waste accumulated over decades.

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Suspect due in court after Scottish woman’s body found in suitcase in Greece

A man accused of killing a Scottish woman in Athens and hiding her body in a suitcase is set to appear in court Wednesday…

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