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Likely airspace shutdown comes two weeks before Thanksgiving holiday, typically the busiest travel period of the yearUS politics live – latest updatesUS airline regulators are expected to publish a list of 40 airports serving “high-volume markets” where air traffic will be reduced on Friday, a move that could would force airlines to cancel thousands of flights and create a cascade of scheduling issues and delays at some of nation’s largest airports.The Federal Administration Agency has said flights are being reduced to maintain safety during the ongoing federal government shutdown, now the longest recorded and with no sign of a resolution

Namewee detained after influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin found dead in a hotel room in Kuala Lumpur on 22 OctoberA well-known Malaysian rapper and film-maker, Namewee, has been arrested in relation to the alleged murder of a Taiwanese woman in Kuala Lumpur.Hsieh Yu-hsin, 31, a former nurse turned internet celebrity who posted under the name Nurse Goddess, was found dead in a hotel room on 22 October. Police this week reclassified her death as murder, after unspecified new evidence emerged. Continue reading... Source link : https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/nov/06/malaysian-rapper-namewee-arrested-over-alleged-of-taiwanese-influencer-hsieh-yu-hsin Author : Helen Davidson in Taipei Publish date : 2025-11-06 11:56:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs

Security services believe state actor, ‘probably Russia’, to be behind drone flights at military bases and airportsSpeaking before the security council meeting, the Belgian interior minister Bernard Quintin told reporters that he wanted to hear what the country’s security services made of the drone incidents.“I know that the defence will come up with some proposals to guarantee our security. We will see what concrete measures will emerge from that,” he told VRT. Continue reading... Source link : https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/nov/06/europe-latest-live-news-updates-belgium-drones Author : Jakub Krupa Publish date : 2025-11-06 09:26:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source.

In today’s newsletter: After decades of political tinkering, a new review of England’s national curriculum promises change without chaos – but can it really add without overwhelming​?Good morning. I’m Martin Belam, and this is my first time in your inbox for First Edition – though you may already know me from Guardian live blogs, my Doctor Who obsession, and the increasingly silly Thursday news quiz I write.I’m also old enough to have been part of the first ever cohort to take GCSEs instead of O-levels, and that exam upheaval has been followed by decades of successive governments tinkering with how