The Daily Populous

Thursday May 8th, 2025 day edition

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The closure of Russian airports following drone attacks on 6–7 May disrupted travel plans for at least 60,000 passengers and affected at least 350 flights.

Source: The Moscow Times, citing data from the Association of Tour Operators in Russia (ATOR).

Details: ATOR warned that "this delay will trigger further delays like a domino effect" and urged citizens to check the status of their flights.

At Vnukovo Airport alone, around 50 flights were cancelled and over 45 delayed by more than an hour.

Forty-three planes were diverted to other airports including Pulkovo, Mineralnye Vody, Ufa, Perm, Saratov and others.

Several Russian airlines cancelled dozens of flights on 7 May following drone strikes on Russia.

On the night of 6–7 May, drones attacked defence industry facilities in several Russian oblasts, causing major fires. »

Cast of Trump’s Favorite Musical to Boycott Kennedy Center

Authored by thedailybeast.com

At least 10 cast members from Les Misérables are planning to boycott President Donald Trump’s attendance at the Kennedy Center next month, CNN reported Wednesday.

‘Les Misérables’ is currently touring the U.S. and will run at the Kennedy Center for a month from June to July.

“The Kennedy Center is in tremendous disrepair,” Trump said during his first visit to the center as chair in March. »

AP: Sen. John Fetterman Raises Alarms With Outburst At Meeting With Union Officials

Authored by huffpost.com
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania was meeting last week with representatives from a teachers union in his home state when things quickly devolved.

Fetterman earlier this week brushed off the New York Magazine story as a “one-source hit piece and some anonymous sources, so there’s nothing new.”

Asked by a reporter in a Senate corridor what he would say to people who are concerned about him, Fetterman said: “They’re not. »