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U.S. airlines cut Newark flights 10% due to air traffic controller shortage from government shutdown, causing hundreds of delays and cancellations.
Major U.S. airlines are cutting Newark Liberty International Airport flights by 10% starting November 8, 2025, due to a federal air traffic controller shortage worsened by the government shutdown, causing over 650 delays and 65 cancellations on November 7.
United Airlines has canceled a dozen flights and plans 40 more daily.
Flight restrictions affect 40 other U.S. airports, including JFK and LaGuardia.
In New Jersey, 19-year-old Owen Kenney died by suicide after being last seen on a South Carolina bridge.
A man threatening to kill all males prompted a Walmart evacuation in Woodbridge, but no weapon was found.
Former Army recruiter Shawn Nguyen, convicted of assaulting a 16-year-old, remains a fugitive after skipping sentencing.
Drugmakers agreed to reduce Zepbound and Wegovy prices to $352 monthly, with Medicare expected to cover them, and oral versions may cost as little as $149 if FDA-approved.
Las aerolíneas estadounidenses redujeron los vuelos a Newark un 10% debido a la escasez de controladores de tráfico aéreo por el cierre del gobierno, causando cientos de retrasos y cancelaciones.