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Planes, trains, scooters, automobiles, eVTOLs -- I write stories about how people get around (and sometimes don't) for The Washington Post.
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As IndyCar Roars Through D.C., Preservationists Raise Alarm

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By Lori Aratani Verified
| The Washington Sun Verified
More than 100,000 racing fans are expected to descend on the nation’s capital this weekend to watch as the streets around the National Mall become an IndyCar course. But not everyone is cheering.
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Trump says US will decertify planes made in Canada and is threatening a 50% tariff

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By Victoria Craw Verified, Lori Aratani Verified
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
President Donald Trump said he is “decertifying” all aircraft built in Canada and threatened to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian aircraft sold to the United States, escalating trade tensions between the neighboring countries in a move that could have ramifications for U.S. air travel.
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After the catastrophic D.C. collision, some airspace rules have changed. Is it enough?

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By Lori Aratani Verified, Tara Copp Verified
| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified
MASSENA — The granddaughter of retired Judge Eugene L. and Lois Nicandri was among the more … Nearly a year after 67 people were killed in a midair collision in the skies above the nation’s capital, all but the most critical helicopter flights near Reagan National Airport have been banned. The route the Army Black Hawk flew on the night of the collision has been permanently closed. And rules now bar helicopters and commercial jets from occupying the same airspace in certain areas near the airport.
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