Andrew Tangel

Well, this is another hat that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is going to have to wear. There was a tweet, I can't take credit for it, but just added up all of the different roles that he's now been appointed to. And in addition to Secretary of State and now National Security Advisor, he's the acting USAID admin. He's also the acting archivist.

Well, this is another hat that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is going to have to wear. There was a tweet, I can't take credit for it, but just added up all of the different roles that he's now been appointed to. And in addition to Secretary of State and now National Security Advisor, he's the acting USAID admin. He's also the acting archivist.

So Trump is really placing a lot of responsibility in Marco Rubio. And that signals to us not only how much Trump puts his respect and trust in Rubio and his administration and carrying out his foreign policy, but also how he's going to at least approach the NSA role for now.

So Trump is really placing a lot of responsibility in Marco Rubio. And that signals to us not only how much Trump puts his respect and trust in Rubio and his administration and carrying out his foreign policy, but also how he's going to at least approach the NSA role for now.

Waltz had been seen as on the outs in the West Wing and hadn't been as actively involved with some of the major foreign policy negotiations that are going on right now. You've seen Steve Witkoff has been traveling the world doing a lot of these big negotiations and deals. At the same time, the president's sensitive to the idea that he's giving a scalp to the press over the Signal episode.

Waltz had been seen as on the outs in the West Wing and hadn't been as actively involved with some of the major foreign policy negotiations that are going on right now. You've seen Steve Witkoff has been traveling the world doing a lot of these big negotiations and deals. At the same time, the president's sensitive to the idea that he's giving a scalp to the press over the Signal episode.

Thanks.

Thanks.

New York has been a major bottleneck for years. That's our colleague Andrew Tangle. He covers aviation. It's some of the most complex airspace in the world, definitely in the country.

New York has been a major bottleneck for years. That's our colleague Andrew Tangle. He covers aviation. It's some of the most complex airspace in the world, definitely in the country.

New York has been a major bottleneck for years. That's our colleague Andrew Tangle. He covers aviation. It's some of the most complex airspace in the world, definitely in the country.

So if you think about it, you've got Newark, you've got LaGuardia, you've got JFK, and you've got all these other little airports around them, like Teterboro and so forth, and they're all stacked on top of each other. And planes coming from all around the world, helicopters, sightseeing tours in Manhattan, it's all just right there together, and there's not much space.

So if you think about it, you've got Newark, you've got LaGuardia, you've got JFK, and you've got all these other little airports around them, like Teterboro and so forth, and they're all stacked on top of each other. And planes coming from all around the world, helicopters, sightseeing tours in Manhattan, it's all just right there together, and there's not much space.

So if you think about it, you've got Newark, you've got LaGuardia, you've got JFK, and you've got all these other little airports around them, like Teterboro and so forth, and they're all stacked on top of each other. And planes coming from all around the world, helicopters, sightseeing tours in Manhattan, it's all just right there together, and there's not much space.

It's kind of like a metaphor for New York City.

It's kind of like a metaphor for New York City.

It's kind of like a metaphor for New York City.

Airlines are finely tuned operations, and once that's thrown off, it just sort of cascades through the nation's air travel system.

Airlines are finely tuned operations, and once that's thrown off, it just sort of cascades through the nation's air travel system.

Airlines are finely tuned operations, and once that's thrown off, it just sort of cascades through the nation's air travel system.