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Boeing Stock Tumbles After FBI Joins Criminal Investigation Into 737 MAX Certification
(ZH) — While it should not come as a surprise following news that a grand jury subpoena – which listed the Justice Department’s criminal division listed as a contact – had been sent to Boeing and the FAA, scrutinizing the development of Boeing 737 MAX jetliners and in particular whether corners had been cut with its anti-stall […]
EU ready to grant Brexit delay if UK parliament backs deal
The European Union could grant Britain’s request for a short Brexit delay if parliament votes next week in favor of a stalled departure deal, European Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday. Source: Reuters World News
‘Un-Islamic’: Pakistani student stabs professor to death for planning co-ed party with WOMEN DANCING
A teacher at a reputable college in Pakistan’s Punjab province was stabbed to death by a student for organizing a co-ed party. Reports say the attacker believed the inclusion of females at the event was vulgar and blasphemous. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: RT
U.S. Senate panel hearing set for March 27 with FAA after fatal crashes
A U.S. Senate panel plans a hearing on March 27 on aviation safety after two fatal Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft crashes since October, and said it will also schedule a future hearing with Boeing and other manufacturers, officials said on Wednesday. Source: Reuters World News
Boeing faces growing pressure in Washington over 737 MAX crashes
The world’s biggest planemaker Boeing faced growing obstacles on Wednesday to returning its grounded 737 MAX fleet to the skies, while details emerged of an Indonesian crash with potential similarities to the Ethiopian disaster. Source: Reuters World News
Live export industry says it's being 'regulated out of existence' as new rules released
Some argue the long-awaited shakeup of live export rules released this week does not go far enough, while others warn they go too far and threaten the industry’s future. Source: ABC News Australia
Sen. Schumer seeks to rename Senate office building after ‘American hero’ McCain
In a tribute to the late US senator – and ardent warhawk – John McCain, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has suggested renaming one of the Senate buildings after him, in a move which may be surprisingly fitting. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: RT
Cyclone Trevor may strengthen to category five system, bureau warns
Tropical Cyclone Trevor is moving out over the Gulf of Carpentaria and could escalate into a category five system by the weekend as it tracks towards the Northern Territory. Source: ABC News Australia
Iran says four of a group of kidnapped security personnel are freed: Fars news
Four of the Iranian border guards kidnapped last year by a Sunni militant group on the border with Pakistan were released on Wednesday, the Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said. Source: Reuters World News
Sightings of shy but deadly octopus spike in Tasmania
There have been multiple sightings of blue-ringed octopus at beaches across Tasmania, but a lack of data means it’s unknown whether their numbers are swelling. Source: ABC News Australia
Did the SEC Chairman Confirm Ethereum Isn’t a Security? Not Quite, but It’s Optimistic
While industry executives generally agree Ethereum is not a security, the SEC chairman did not directly confirm it to Congress Source: CoinTelegraph
Dem Party Admission Scandal: Electoral College
The left is going after multiple American institutions at once. Source: InfoWars Feed
Google fined 1.49 billion euros for disadvantaging rivals on its search platform
The EU’s regulatory body, the European Commission, fines Google a third time for disadvantaging competitors on its search engine but notes that the company is learning from its mistakes. Source: ABC News Australia
UK's May urges lawmakers to back her Brexit deal now
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she deeply regretted her decision to seek a Brexit extension from the European Union and she urged lawmakers, who have twice previously rejected her plan, to back her now. Source: Reuters World News
U.S. FAA says Boeing to develop service bulletin on 737 MAX, calls it 'agency priority'
The Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday that Boeing Co is developing a service bulletin instructing airlines to install new flight control computer operational program software in the now grounded Boeing 737 MAX. Source: Reuters World News
NSW Labor leader forgets his lines in final election debate
NSW Opposition Leader Michael Daley is unable to remember the exact figures of his key education promises during an awkward exchange in the final televised debate ahead of Saturday’s election. Source: ABC News Australia
U.S. remains concerned about India-Pakistan tensions: official
The United States remains concerned about India-Pakistan tensions as the nuclear-armed countries’ militaries remain on alert nearly three weeks after their most dangerous confrontation in decades, a senior U.S. administration official said on Wednesday. Source: Reuters World News
Australian ISPs Ban Liveleak, But Not Facebook & Twitter Over Shooting Video
Targeted censorship: Facebook, Twitter NOT blocked even though video was posted there as well Source: InfoWars Feed
Yellow Vest Movement Not Yet Changing Its Color to Green
From Paris, Léa Bouchoucha reports for Consortium News on two sets of demonstrators, some of whom are mingling while others keep a distance. By Léa Bouchoucha in Paris Special to Consortium News Some had hoped the two marches in Paris… Read more → Source: Consortium News
UK Schools Stop LGBT Program After Muslim Backlash
Outraged Muslim parents shut down LGBT indoctrination curriculum Source: InfoWars Feed