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LeadNationwide ground stop roils air travel

Many fliers stuck at terminals after what Homeland Security calls telecom outage.

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadAll flights grounded for 4 hours

The FAA said it acted “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.”

Michelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryShapiro's win makes case for 2028, say analysts

The Democratic governor's massive victory lays “a pretty good groundwork” for a possible presidential bid, a pollster said.

Michael Van SicklerShauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadWhat to watch for as Fla. votes

Dems want to offset years of GOP gains. They will need a groundswell of independents’ support to do so.

Laurence Darmiento· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadHow California’s economy hopes to keep its dynamism

Even as some sectors grow, the state’s rivals gain ground with lower costs, fewer rules

Seth Borenstein· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryUN: US a big cause of lost ground in climate fight

A United Nations report says warming projections have worsened since last year.

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryRays face tight stadium construction timeline

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor says a groundbreaking on the ballpark is “imminent,” with team leaders promising completion by 2029.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadWill VAI ever open?

The project in Glendale has faced prolonged construction and changes in plans since breaking ground in 2021

Teo Armus· Washington Post · US
LeadThis Texas crooner wants to help Democrats win Congress

Bobby Pulido is campaigning for a battleground House seat, one quinceañera at a time

Andrea Castillo· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryScrambling for a message on immigration

Trump supercharged ICE. Now battleground candidates aren't sure how to talk about it.

Dan Merica· Washington Post · US
LeadGOP candidates break with president on Iran war

Contenders in key battleground states are urging a speedy end to the unpopular conflict

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhiladelphia teacher lied about her racial identity

Hannah Gann admitted the deception after members of Philly Educators for Palestine met with her and questioned her background.

Joshua A. Bickel and Annika Hammerschlag· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryScientists eye soybeans to store carbon

Breeding plants with deeper root systems for underground storage.

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondarySnow, not rain, drives groundwater recharge

Gradual mountain melt seeps to aquifers; liquid precipitation, not so much, satellite data confirm

Paul Heintz· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryVictims detail harrowing attack as Vt. trial opens

‘I heard some gunshots and I was on the ground.’

Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
Lead25 years after 9/11, firefighter carries brother’s legacy

Brian Muldowney lost his big brother, a fellow firefighter, at ground zero. He’s sought answers ever since.

Summer SaidAnat PeledMichael R. Gordon· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadIran Resumes Missile Program Despite Attacks on Production

Intelligence findings say Tehran is using stockpiled parts in underground spaces

Gareth Corfield· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadAir traffic collapse grounds flights

System's boss faces calls to quit as tens of thousands of passengers left stranded

Steve Fisher· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadBorder crackdown drives smugglers underground

Tunnels offer faster, safer crossing from Mexico

Trey Mewes· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFight over nitrates heats up in Minn.

Agriculture officials defending groundwater protection rule.

Eric Boodman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryOffering care to children of vaccine skeptics

Some doctors are rejecting such patients; others seek to find common ground

Andrew E. Kramer· New York Times · US
LeadUkraine Acclimates to Subterranean Classrooms

Underground Schools Proliferate as Drones Swarm the Sky

Shane GoldmacherTheodore Schleifer· New York Times · US
LeadHidden Gusher of Money Is Upending the Midterms

Super PACs Pour $1 Billion in Anonymous Donations Into Battleground Races

Edward Fitzpatrick· Boston Globe · US
LeadIn hidden underground realm, history and mysteries lurk

Once, this R.I. tunnel rumbled with trains. Today, it’s an eerie lair of artists.

Jason Meisner· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryNo trial for man with long list of ties to mob

'Unusual' deal restricts court from diving into defendant's background

Samantha J. Gross· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryIn Mass., hoping Mamdani rubs off

Some candidates for state office see groundswell

Sam JaneschMichelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFetterman gains ground with GOP as Pa. Dems show buyer's remorse

More than two-thirds of likely voters from his party reported an unfavorable opinion of the senator. He fared far better with Republicans.

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryLeaders going underground to get rid of toilet water

Pinellas officials are leaning on the controversial wastewater solution as a state deadline looms.

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
LeadOnce a campsite, it’s now grounds for a court case

Sale of former Girl Scouts land to developers in N.H. faces opposition

Louise RadnofskyEliza CollinsCorinne Ramey· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryDMV Is Ground Zero For Election Integrity Fight

States under pressure to keep noncitizens off voting rolls fear that even small errors will undermine the midterm elections

Chloe Johnson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadA mining blueprint underground

Eagle Mine offers deep look for proposed Tamarack project.

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSMALL FARMERS LEFT OUT TO DRY

State law that protects groundwater is financially straining family operations that may end up losing land to industrial growers

Alan Yuhas· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHundreds of ancient glyphs found in Amazon

Geometric ground designs more than 2,500 years old.

Kris Maher and Jennifer Hiller· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryUnderground Reactor Splits Rural Kansas
Chan Ho-Him and Matt O'Brien· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryChinese AI is gaining ground in U.S.

The models may not be as powerful as their American rivals, but they are less costly.

Anna OrsoSean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryThree districts emerge as key City Council battlegrounds in 2027

Incumbents could face serious challenges from progressives hoping to seize a nationwide leftward shift amid Trump’s second term.

Malcolm GayMark Shanahan· Boston Globe · US
LeadA hall divided

At a critical moment, the BSO, its musicians, and leadership struggle to find common ground for the future

Bill Lukitsch· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadA prediction market battleground

Tech firms, feds push to block state's new law

Walker Orenstein· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadQualls’ mate was at Jan. 6 attack

Nicholson says he left Capitol grounds “when things turned violent.”

Alexander Cornwell and Tala Ramadan and Jana Choukeir· Arizona Republic · US
LeadIsrael stands ground on troops in Lebanon
Dugan Arnett· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryN.J. Turnpike work seen as threat to an Underground Railroad stop

The highway runs just 220 feet from the Mott House in Lawnside. Residents fear an expansion project could cause damage.

Ryan Fairchild· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryWalz’s approval falls to 39%, losing ground in all groups

Slide is notable among Democrats

Colleen WrightJack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCommon ground sought on St. Pete infrastructure tax

The Council of Neighborhood Associations, Sierra Club and Chamber of Commerce have been meeting with the city.

Julian E. BarnesMaggie Haberman· New York Times · US
LeadHousing Official Chosen To Lead U.S. Intelligence

A Trump Loyalist With No Known Security Background Will Oversee Agencies

Josh Boak· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump taps housing finance chief Pulte for DNI

Republican lawmakers question his lack of background in intelligence agencies, while one critic calls him a “hatchet man.”

Corrie DriebuschKate Clark· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryAnthropic Files to Go Public in Huge Year For IPOs

Company recently emerged as a front-runner in the AI wars as it gained ground

Andrew Seidman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBoth sides seize on Garrity’s business experience

The state treasurer and GOP candidate for governor touts her private-sector background. Some see potential conflicts.

Warren P. Strobel· Washington Post · US
SecondaryEx-CIA official is accused of stealing $40 million in gold bars

Arrest raises questions about thoroughness of background checks

SecondaryShooter was facing trespassing charges

Man who fired near White House had been barred from its grounds

Max Chesnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryOffshore may be a key whale shark feeding ground. Have you seen them?

Scientists are urging boaters to report any sightings in the Tampa Bay region this summer.

Mike Newall· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadTHE GROUNDWORK FOR REVOLUTION

DISPATCHES FROM 1776 | FIRST IN A SERIES

David E. Sanger· New York Times · US
LeadTrump Butters Up Xi, Who Stands His Ground

Seeking Quick Deals vs. Drawing Lines

Juan Carlos Chavez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryNew FBI background checks could add more delays for immigrants, Florida attorneys say

Nearly 12 million applications are pending nationwide. Tampa Bay immigrants and advocates are watching.

Angie Leventis Lourgos· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadArabic curriculum faces controversy

Despite groundswell of support, southwest suburban school district’s multiyear attempt to add language program has not gone smoothly

Jeff GammageStephen Stirling· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
Lead‘Worst of the worst’? Analyzing arrests by ICE

While detentions have risen sharply under Trump, the share of immigrants with criminal backgrounds has fallen.

Francesca Chambers· Arizona Republic · US
LeadWar negotiations on shaky ground

Talks are uncertain after U.S. seizes Iranian ship

Kate Devlin· The Independent · UK
LeadPM ‘misled MPs’ over Mandelson security vetting

Starmer faces calls to quit as it’s revealed disgraced peer failed background checks but was still given top job after Foreign Office overturned decision – despite PM’s claim ‘all due process’ was followed and that he’d been cleared by security services

LeadU.S.-Iran ceasefire is on shaky ground

Israel continues its attacks on Lebanon