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F-16s intercept two aircraft near Trump’s New Jersey golf club

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F-16s intercept two aircraft near Trump’s New Jersey golf club
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera1 hrs ago
F-16s intercept two aircraft near Trump’s New Jersey golf club
F-16s intercepted two civilian aircraft entering restricted airspace over Bedminster, NJ, where President Trump was.
NORAD intercepts two unauthorized aircraft as Trump watches LIV golf tourney in New Jersey
NORAD declined to say whether the pilots of the two aircraft had made a mistake, saying that it is up to the Federal Aviation Administration to make that determination, Reuters reported.
Reuters
Reuters4 hrs ago
NORAD intercepts two aircraft as Trump watches golf tourney in New Jersey
NORAD intercepts two aircraft as Trump watches golf tourney in New Jersey  Reuters
Fox News
Fox News1 days ago
President Trump receives big cheers from spectators during LIV Golf event at his New Jersey club
Trump received a big ovation from spectators while driving a golf cart at LIV Golf New York, held at his Trump National Golf Club Bedminster.
The manager at Trump’s North Jersey golf club set up the botched renovation of the Reflecting Pool, according to a NYT investigation
The New York Times found that David Schutzenhofer, who has run the Trump Organization's Bedminster golf club since 2006, was picked by Trump to lead the renovation that damaged the national landmark.
CNN
CNN1 days ago
Reflecting pool connection to a Trump hospitality manager, says New York Times
Reflecting pool connection to a Trump hospitality manager, says New York Times  CNN
The Conversation
The Conversation🏁 first to report2 days ago
Trump’s slapdash Reflecting Pool renovations stand in stark contrast to years of deliberation and engineering ingenuity that went into its creation
Work on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool began in 1919. Bettmann/Getty Images In the latest twist in one of the strangest ongoing scandals in Washington, D.C., U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro announced that the government would be dropping charges against the four people accused of vandaliz