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The FAA has ordered a nationwide ground stop, halting departures from U.S. airports. 🇺🇸 This happened after communications problems affected air traffic control centers. Flights already in the air can land, while international flights are being handled case by case. Officials say technicians are investigating and the stop is necessary for safety. It is the first nationwide ground stop since 2023. The FAA has not said when departures will resume.

The @FAAnews issued a nationwide ground stop for all U.S. airports following a communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers. FAA technicians are investigating the issue. We will provide immediate updates as we have them.

Issued by the FAA just moments ago, ALL US airports are currently ground stopped. This means NO flights may depart for US airports. Flights already in the air will be allowed to land. This is related to an FAA equipment outage.

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BREAKING: 📰 Calvin Ridley says took truck keys back at Nashville’s airport after showing ID and photo proving ownership, Says valet accused him breaking finger. Ridley told reporters doesn’t know what happened and hadn’t heard from law enforcement as of Wednesday. What happens next? 🏈 #MHXbeyond# #NFL#

A woman at the airport asked me to watch her handbag while she went to the restroom. I politely declined. She looked surprised. “I’m only going to be a few minutes. My flight hasn’t started boarding yet.” I told her I wasn’t comfortable taking responsibility for someone else’s belongings, especially in an airport. She sighed, placed the bag beside my seat and walked away. It was around 6:30 p.m. on a Thursday, and the terminal was crowded with passengers waiting for evening flights. About seven minutes later, an airport security officer approached me and pointed at the handbag. “Is that your bag?” I said no. “Do you know who owns it?” I explained that a woman had asked me to watch it before going to the restroom, but I’d declined. His expression changed. “She specifically asked you to watch it?” “Yes. I told her I couldn’t.” He asked how long she’d been gone and whether I’d touched the bag. I answered everything. He then called another security officer over and explained the situation. A few minutes later, the woman returned.