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The FAA briefly shut down air travel over El Paso

Officials Claim Drone Incursion Led to Shutdown of El Paso Airport

Officials on Wednesday offered conflicting explanations for a temporary closure of airspace over El Paso, after the Federal Aviation Administration rescinded an order issued hours earlier to ground fl...

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Why was the El Paso airport shut down? What we know

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Confusion reigns after closure of El Paso airport

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FAA ends airspace closure in Texas, says flights will resume

The US Federal Aviation Administration closed the airspace around the border city of El Paso, Texas, for 10 days, in an unusual move that authorities put down to unspecified “special security reasons....

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El Paso flights resume after US anti-drone system prompts sudden shutdown

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Party balloon or cartel drones? Closure of El Paso airspace causes 'chaos'

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Chaos and confusion in El Paso after airspace closed and quickly reopened

“This unnecessary decision has caused chaos and confusion in the El Paso community,” said the city’s mayor Renard Johnson.

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Live updates: Pentagon-FAA dispute over lasers to thwart cartel drones led to airspace closure, AP sources say

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US closes airspace over Texas border town for 10 days for 'special security reasons'

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N.Y.P.D. Asks Trump Administration for Authority to Disable Drones

The request, by Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch, came a day before federal authorities closed the airspace in El Paso because of what they said was a drone threat.

Los Angeles Daily News

Larry Wilson: Do we want forever drones in a grid over SoCal cities?

Military drones are in the air, perpetually, in the war-torn skies of Ukraine and Gaza, the civilians who live underneath them constantly not only being watched by government cameras, but sometimes under bombardment by them. Here in otherwise mostly ...

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DHS to invest $115 million in counter-drone tech ahead of World Cup

The Department of Homeland Security on Monday said it would invest $115 million in counter-drone technologies to secure the World Cup and events marking 250 years of American independence.The money will be overseen by a new DHS office focused on quickly ...