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UNFIT TO FLY
Calhoun and his board have long used Boeing as an ATM, putting profits over safety. And now the DOJ thinks the aerospace giant should be charged.
Clive Irving is senior consulting editor at Condé Nast Traveler, specializing in aviation; and the author of Wide-Body: The Triumph of the 747 (Morrow).
N’OUBLIEZ PAS
On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we look back at a little-remembered battle two months after the invasion, one that truly turned the tide of WWII.
A GAME OF CHICKEN
A judge has ruled that Uncle Rupes will be spared further exposure, but Prince Harry’s case has been strengthened in the process.
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HACKED
The Daily Beast has reviewed new claims submitted to a British court for review. The documents allege that Lewis oversaw the deletion of emails related to the hacking scandal.
BETRAYED
A new report suggests Lewis played a central role in destroying messages sent and received by those involved in the “News of the World” hacking.
HAXED
Hugh Grant took an “enormous” settlement he couldn’t refuse, leaving Prince Harry as the final obstacle for Rupert to take his hacking scandal secrets to the grave.
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STRONGER TOGETHER
The impact of Kate and Charles’ cancer diagnoses makes the royal family look fragile. William and Harry should quit feuding, and together craft a resolute monarchy of the future.
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‘QUALITY ESCAPE’
The planemaker’s C-suite has repeatedly put profits over safety—putting lives at risk and destroying a once-legendary company’s reputation. Something needs to change.
WILL WE EVER KNOW?
A decade has passed and we’ve yet to learn how MH370 came to its end. The truth is likely simpler—and scarier—than countless conspiracy theories would have you believe.
BLOWN OUT
The Alaska Airlines scare happened aboard a MAX-9, the largest of Boeing’s famed 737 series, and reveals just how far some airlines will go to pack in more passengers.