Tanya J. Powers

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1,151 appearances 190 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard today

Tanya J. Powers’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Last year, Columbia suspended dozens of students for their role in shutting down its main library in a pro Palestinian demonstration. voice-verified
The suit comes a little more than a year. voice-verified
A year after the school agreed to pay a two hundred million dollar fine to settle federal allegations that it did not do enough to protect Jewish students from anti Semitism. voice-verified
Columbia has not commented on the suit, but has previously denied being discriminatory and condemned hate. voice-verified
New technology aimed at helping air traffic controllers better track planes and vehicles moving around an airport is at the heart of a safety push by the Department of Transportation. voice-verified
Secretary Sean Duffy visited Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to unveil the system, which is part of a twelve billion dollar modernization project for airports across the country. voice-verified
The FAA says between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty-five it tracked roughly seventeen hundred close call incidents every year on airport runways. voice-verified
In New York, Tanya J. voice-verified
Powers, Fox News. voice-verified
More details are settled after the latest hearing for the state trial of the man charged with killing a health insurance executive in New York City. The judge overseeing the New York State case against Luigi Mangione says an overflow courtroom will be added to expand access for the public and press. voice-verified
Mangione's attorneys had asked for more media access following the release of a plan by the court to allow six journalists to cover the trial from inside the courtroom, requesting the overflow space and a live stream of the proceedings. There was no discussion during the pretrial hearing of cameras in the courtroom. voice-verified
The judge said the jury, which will be chosen starting September 8th, will be anonymous. Mangione has pleaded not guilty to state and federal charges in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan in December of 2024. In New York City, Tanya J. Powers, Fox News. voice-verified
Airport runways are getting an upgrade with a new radar system designed to help prevent close calls. New technology aimed at helping air traffic controllers better track planes and vehicles moving around an airport is at the heart of a safety push by the Department of Transportation. Secretary Sean Duffy visited Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to unveil the system, which is part of a $12 billion modernization project for airports across the country. voice-verified
The hearing is expected to focus on media access for the New York State trial of Luigi Mangioni. matched
His attorneys question why the proceedings won't be live streamed and say limiting access could violate his right to a public trial. matched
Prosecutors say the defense is trying to spread misinformation. matched
Magioni has pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges of shooting United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson to death outside a Manhattan hotel in December twenty twenty four. matched
A letter signed by more than 60 Democratic lawmakers has been sent to the Department of Homeland Security, the Defense Department, and Veterans Affairs, saying that they're looking into whether DHS and the Pentagon are coordinating to deport military service members and their families. voice-verified
A report from the Associated Press found that more than 50 active-duty troops' spouses and parents have been detained by immigration authorities. voice-verified
The AP says the Trump administration has rolled back protections for military families, and some say service members have been forced to take leave or delay deployment to care for their children after their spouses were detained. voice-verified
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