I would really like to understand how the president of the United States could go before the nation on the morning of a deadly plane crash where about 70 people have died, and before more than ...

Had Trump bothered to listen to the recording of the crash, he would have heard the air traffic controller request repeatedly for the helicopter to move behind the aircraft after asking if the ...

I watched the special newscast about the plane from Wichita crashing in Washington ... University of Texas at Austin Email your letter to the editor to [email protected].

He began his news conference Thursday with a moment of silence for the victims of Wednesday’s deadly plane crash in Washington. Good start. Then, rather than offer condolences and indicate that ...

he would have heard the air traffic controller request repeatedly for the helicopter to move behind the aircraft after asking if the helicopter pilot could see the plane. The real issue is a ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. President Donald Trump in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House on Thursday in Washington. Leave it to ...

As I watched the initial reports of the deadly crash between a plane and a helicopter in Washington D.C., I was struck by how fragile life is and was grateful for how first responders did ...

I watched the special newscast about the plane from Wichita crashing in Washington, DC. It put a knot in my throat, which turned to anger, when President Donald Trump assailed a former President Joe ...

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Share Before the disaster at Reagan Washington National Airport on Jan. 29, the last major plane crash in the ... Kevin Coughlin, Evanston SEND LETTERS TO: letters@ ...

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