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Trump’s chopper forced into emergency landing
Trump’s helicopter made an emergency landing at Luton due to a hydraulic issue, causing a brief 20-minute delay.
Trump’s helicopter made an emergency landing at Luton due to a hydraulic issue, causing a brief 20-minute delay.
US President Donald Trump’s journey to Stansted Airport was interrupted when his helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing at Luton Airport.
The White House confirmed that the decision was prompted by a minor hydraulic issue. After ensuring safety and a quick reassessment, Trump and the First Lady were transferred to a backup helicopter, continuing their journey with only a 20-minute delay.
Marine One, the iconic helicopter used to transport the US President, is specially designed with missile defence and advanced radar-jamming systems, making it a highly secure mode of transport.
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Fed rate cut fallout shakes global markets
US Federal Reserve’s rate cut unsettles investors, igniting debate on easing cycle versus one-off move.
US Federal Reserve’s rate cut unsettles investors, igniting debate on easing cycle versus one-off move.
The US Federal Reserve’s latest quarter-point rate cut has unsettled investors worldwide, sparking debate over whether it signals the start of an easing cycle or a one-off move.
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Aussie jobs market shows signs of strain
Australia’s job market shows decline with 5,400 cuts in August; unemployment steady at 4.2% despite easing migration.
Australia’s job market shows decline with 5,400 cuts in August; unemployment steady at 4.2% despite easing migration.
Australia’s labour market is losing momentum, with 5,400 jobs cut in August and participation falling, even as unemployment held steady at 4.2%.
Employment growth has slowed sharply, migration is easing, and the Aussie dollar has dropped after touching an 11-month high.
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Trump threatens TV networks over licences
Trump escalates feud with networks post-Kimmel suspension, threatening license revocations amid claims of bias against him.
Trump escalates feud with networks post-Kimmel suspension, threatening license revocations amid claims of bias against him.
President Donald Trump has escalated his feud with television networks after ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show.
Trump suggested broadcasters that he claims are “against him” could face licence revocations.
He argued that networks were “97 percent against me” during the 2024 election and praised FCC Chairman Brendan Carr as “outstanding.”
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