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Travelers noticed him because Secret Service agents and local police surrounded him.
Keeping a low profile, he sat with a newspaper as he awaited his flight to South Carolina for a Democratic Party event.
Passengers thanked the former president and shook his hand as they filed past him on the plane.
Federal law gives former presidents
lifelong Secret Service protection, but not special travel.
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government will stop using Anthropix artificial intelligence software.
NPR's Shannon Bond reports the announcement comes ahead of a deadline the Pentagon set for the company to drop restrictions on how the military uses its technology.
Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts, says it's keeping its new name and will continue to welcome the 200,000 girls who participate in its programs.
That's despite Defense Secretary Pete Hankseth criticizing the rebrand he sees as part of woke culture.
President Trump says he's not happy with the latest talks over Iran's nuclear program, but indicated he would give the negotiations more time to reach a deal to avert another war in the Middle East.
envoys held another inconclusive round of indirect talks with Iran in Geneva.
Trump has threatened military action if Iran does not agree to curtail its nuclear program.
Iran insists it has the right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes and denies seeking a nuclear weapon.
The father of the suspected shooter at a Georgia high school took the stand in his own defense today.
Colin Gray is charged with second-degree murder, among other charges for giving his son a gun as a present.