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Having trouble viewing this email? Click here <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIzjrmiFjvRYPxWYRPLB1nyuuxt5W8wo1-7VXGtDH1INlD9_Frd8elIaUR7ElOYqJlyf9tH9MiXlyliTquWmX_Dw==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Airline Fuel Crisis Global airlines slash 2026 profit forecast on fuel shock from Iran war The global airline industry nearly halved its 2026 profit forecast on Sunday, citing conflict in the Middle East that has driven up fuel costs, disrupted key air âcorridors and exposed the fragility of a sector operating on thin margins. The International Air Transport Association, which represents more than 370 airlines accounting for about 85% of global air traffic, said in its annual report that it now expects the industry to post a combined net profit of $23 billion in 2026, well below a previous projection of about $41 billion and down from $45 billion in 2025. Gabriel Araujo, Luciana Novaes Magalhaes, Rajesh Kumar Singh & Allison Lampert/Reuters <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIzlTIeYVZGLkh0anDCCT5f_LS6dsQjIKWaKRCV6QfyH26utSlDKGo4_PIQZw1I7SJKdJujDy5ZEGs_Xvkr-O1e5cc6I6WewbyhID5tI01YdQLYBWAFFW4O-EWmk9yhGU5vp1xfBmEblAHi1vaM3vxfkBEzRlrz0r5qm1xPIHq0SZjuVmn9GIkc3I5VCbTAOM2jHMdD_AvjjCnFbdHPJITaM5gbSMzEYCOwYZ82nBwKew=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> High fuel costs to trigger airline failures and consolidation, industry chief says Soaring jet fuel prices driven by conflict in the Middle East are likely to push more airlines into bankruptcy and spur more sector consolidation this year and next, the head of the global airline body said on Saturday. Global airlines âare grappling with higher fuel costs driven by the U.S. and Israelâs war with Iran, which has choked jet fuel supplies and disrupted key air corridors, forcing costly detours. Budget carriers have been among the hardest hit, lacking higher margin revenue streams such as premium cabins, high-paying travelers and credit card loyalty programs. Joe Brock/Reuters <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI_PsDVmIZR3BIyqIPOAmpmiwtjy3wJiNehz30NJIHK5_qPBeIkVYaRRT94nPPl7Z28i7lh7x7yGVaKU6keoRVqaGObdZ8VExGzItsP3qBxNPntadaFzWci8zsqD9t9lNoF4e30Wx5XgO1Hsvth5OjnFcczayOs6CYFv7P97G-DziUc0u_X93NFaZ-1kYtQTA0GyRma1QjDjanS678v19OZ8yjml1bAgTN8hGq4zpXMbITMf1c_88yUQ==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> L.A. Mayoral Primary Nithya Raman surges past Spencer Pratt in L.A. mayorâs race, closing in on runoff with Karen Bass Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman surged past reality television personality Spencer Pratt in the cityâs mayoral primary election Sunday, capping off a five-day turnaround after she fell behind to Pratt on election night. Raman now sits in second place with Pratt in third, according to the latest vote count from the Los Angeles Registrar-Recorder. Raman had 27.1% of the votes counted so far, and Pratt had 26.7%. Both are vying to compete in a Nov. 3 runoff against Mayor Karen Bass, who garnered 34.7% of the vote as of Sunday, and whom the Associated Press already determined has qualified for the runoff. David Zahniser & Noah Goldberg/Los Angeles Times <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI-6PMckkqJUROkvMRkDYyWh5NElRhH5MX0SQtG8U0XFZCbC7XQURlf-3MiFSkUgJjRt9L6ylRRcqny69uuapYRLl3KLnx2fbG-rxC0A4JRN_BCXC-lpZowDZsLbt1Y1FctUU3Adoyt_19w_JnVOURjv1uhx8vkCMA&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Shawn Hubler/New York Times <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQILB38XY8VPhvvaPsayVASdYe9UDrRkStIb53LpGFj4HOVDa_jsz90KwNNaM1LZmk7S10HyCC3vjZkOVnUQRf__pKOlC4CbvfpjjwnF9NIfg9DuftSLJSavkS0BjfMfUmSefN-EhVqM1_B4XqPA6N6MRlyQU3kCfV3rgXy1a5k008X8DM1dU-_dHPlLEvVJv9Uo_jH09IsIJW3pmny-1Ewzta8oSFsv8OB8Mj_OMtTI-nwKDwcEi1QenDQla0TENT6lJmuGkcg69JDsNeksFuY1g==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Airlines âBring âem onâ: Delta wants Unitedâs crown over the Pacific, too Delta Air Lines is the nationâs most profitable carrier, but its hungry rival, United Airlines, is far bigger over the Pacific. Deltaâs new president, Peter Carter, says that just wonât stand. âWe want to become stronger, better, faster in the trans-Pacific, and we want to become the leading U.S. carrierâ across the Pacific, Carter told CNBC in an interview here during the International Air Transport Associationâs annual meeting. âUltimately ... the real goal is to become the leading global carrier, which is a pretty audacious goal.â Leslie Josephs/CNBC <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIMuymi4W5AltyIeNtd7qcy6nmIA16wDh-6YWz12KL7ehxSZK9d1Kn8vEJ6qU-dwHMASDdNCWg5xJGxpKwTWon-dg9jIfJbCnna7CD411h9h-PGg96sVtIlHbhXkg7fM23xIFaoxsWn9w68-H5sN_PkxnA2bXU9508&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> United Airlines CEO says affluent passengers are still spending United Airlines Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby said affluent travelers continue to spend on air travel despite a sharp rise in fares, supporting his confidence that demand for premium products can withstand higher prices. Air fares have climbed about 20% this year as airlines grapple with soaring fuel costs tied to the conflict in the Middle East. Yet Kirby said the carrier has seen far less resistance from consumers than he had anticipated. Sri Taylor/Bloomberg <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIBcx6D943b25ds6xGSuL69zvCW-tAMSux00pL1GqY6AknpLY1GWOfeZNUgDLMv4S3-kekZnWkEMRox0BWLihseRmk73vTTUatk_jR2yel1KawLuk2sXz3fFmSB-v0Y7YrcI8gMv7etCOX2lBLrHgEC4O67jQa_ZCEfe4_fC0KCttLpgBGfO0c-A3Do0lVcxu9iqlWsvLorWo6S9dUB2HqHg==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> United Airlines CEO rips into Rolls-Royce for lack of support United Airlines Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby tore into engine supplier Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc at an annual gathering of industry executives, blasting the UK company for what he called a lack of support as the two companies tussle over a major aircraft order. âGE is the best, I think Pratt & Whitney is working hard, so I appreciate their attitude and what theyâre doing, and my sentiment is that Rolls doesnât care,â Kirby told journalists at the annual general meeting of the International Air Transport Association in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. Leen Al-Rashdan/Bloomberg <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI6G7JiOasXaeN3cGXQpSNIvKP_nBTFnthswfaxerVQ_2zL2z1TDMFX3cCqDOULqyZIEtSkyohhxFW3UyTHTfl0zLdLCIgzl-C_xNPAPIMdtDvomwNcUi-jEnuMYWcR1pdVO0napj1qFZCKul9jC5Buox7ZkxTWfEVyVdcdeKFsoG8QnUnqLZZLVnKzY3C_0R3ou2mq_yWjdKLu2ZbW7GGPg==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Southwest sticks with Boeing as MAX 7 delay pushes service to 2027 Southwest Airlines expects Boeing's long-delayed 737 MAX 7 to enter ârevenue service in 2027 and remains focused on the MAX family rather than adding another aircraft type to reduce risk, Chief Operating Officer Andrew Watterson told Reuters on Saturday. Asked about Airbus's A220, Watterson said Southwest was focused on the MAX. "Diversification doesn't come through a second fleet type," Watterson said in an interview on the sidelines of the International Air Transport Association's annual meeting in Rio de Janeiro. "A second fleet type can increase your risk.â Rajesh Kumar Singh/Reuters <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIiJ9nbmeemsorwsf1YwfCRfOxVnelAOCUdL7Swfa1PuufW9vw_zlIMtePN_1628za5t-hQaj6mXxQcGKJVx7npCMb0-Rbh954QuB5-ZFqtLJ5GQlN1b-7u3vXxSiW4gXcY_v2utolkHXsOb1UnsW_xyOjTyEB12HkEJsT0XNsFLec0p29NQf3Q1y2M6bV6Ohabx_LQ3QmI_DBGZQ1t4oqAw==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Aviation Security Man sneaks onto United Airlines flight with fake boarding pass after multiple security failures A Houston man has been charged after allegedly using a fake boarding pass to get through security at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and board a United Airlines flight to Los Angeles (LAX) without authorization. Abdulrahman Oluwatumike Oriyomi, 25, is facing a felony charge of impairing or interrupting operation of a critical infrastructure facility after the May 18, 2026 incident involving United Flight 469 from Houston to Los Angeles. The flight had already pushed back and begun taxiing when crew members discovered he was onboard but not listed on the passenger manifest. Matthew Klint/Live and Letâs Fly <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI_huKHeaE_I5ufxlqK2iR0p9Agx7FBEkGts16IJzO1_PUvvpxpUjvyO6DtJxeDDxjhqBogEvlKxQYa74N6qxldy-iNGfUICfdYgHkS-DA9AdQm9uR-Ab64BW6DnMHqW1SwW79UshuhMM=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Nathan Diller/USA Today <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI1iXFtONOv4I9BsZS_xu1MskjxL0602O9JjfRc02O4rf2aomb_mHvME_8aSCF-d2EtP1rXkDfMwPdaUPF2tlQbebR70GXE-XYgmOOlm9_4RexZOx1urrwlT9eRACuetplcrVaQpMve17tO4JzsYhkq7H7j0iI4S0ZsYNnv73aqnUiXZtM1iW0Ttn6hgBPVkCirAiw9PhBhAwSMrKVIlrcCrQ1n2uQOpFDrhvn-ahExP4=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Mirna Alsharif & Anthony Cusumano/NBC News <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIqMb3tsfUFLvn71DbA6W3UTaMpkIVCRHhoEpc-8C1WTwrb0hAHa9Ofm3KTTdN1vIw_FfS7N3ssKuReQlUoEnK21A_CENTq1v2yVtAkjnIktuVT3Qtqn6f6L52ZE4SFy6IBUOOjfsM26EnNgV9kjE-BDxStkl_LINWGYltFpgyvmd2sdozfQqhyA==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> Airports April sees dip in air passengers Passenger traffic was down at local airports in April as the impacts of higher fuel costs and shortages of Transportation Security Administration agents slammed the air travel industry. Overall, 7.22 million travelers went through the gates at Los Angeles International, Ontario International, Hollywood Burbank and Long Beach airports in April, down 3.7% from the same month last year. Two of the four airports - Hollywood Burbank and Long Beach - posted drops of nearly 10% in April compared with last year, while LAX reported a drop of 3.1%. Ontario International reported a small decline of about 1,100 passengers, or 0.2%, to 574,500. - Meanwhile, on the air cargo front, the results were more positive: overall air cargo tonnage at the four airports was up 4.5% in April compared to the same month last year. Air cargo tonnage at LAX was up 4.2% in April compared with the same month last year, while Ontario was up 5.3%. Howard Fine/Los Angeles Business Journal <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIRjEVlY1lgB6fBZ5wJ6BNeV3SIoNnTGJ7BUd4lF12DEvOu58_1Qv7rFnNJuD1Fud9AcYPuP1tT59ML9L-yEc4YN0ecbyR8-XY9W74O_y3nI3R-LVgeVEjKf2QRQAjI4UZkcyILiydMQJhYWH3VfzbUf7rFBSRJyW_&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> John Wayne Airport posts April 2026 statistics Airline passenger traffic at John Wayne Airport increased in April 2026 compared to April 2025. In April 2026, the Airport served 930,776 passengers, an increase of 2.2% when compared with the April 2025 passenger traffic count of 910,435. Commercial aircraft operations in April 2026 of 7,786 increased 0.7% and commuter aircraft operations of 658 decreased 0.5% when comparing with 2025 levels. Total aircraft operations increased in April 2026 as compared with the same month in 2025. SNA News Release <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIGcZTBGZOU_qNGW6TFoXSA6jui-yVGs8AKgV2zhnHx8Ay71CcYqrigGMlMPA8DTwbRgIGGercolUJS9FhAUKJ_nyDdTqvUb_MpvXI7bNxNx6bcQ1Kb4MWUGS-FYJGoOxocvQktGhlPFYf0t7kY7Ut4A==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> More airlines suspend LAX routes due to high fuel costs American Airlines is joining the list of airlines suspending flights to and from Los Angeles International Airport this summer. It announced a temporary suspension of nonstop flight routes out of LAX to Cleveland, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Washington Dulles airports. The suspension is set to last through August and September due to rising fuel prices resulting from the conflict in Iran. American Airlines is not alone in this decision. In April, Norse Atlantic Airways canceled all of its summer flights out of LAX to Europe, including destinations like London, Paris and Rome. Allegiant Airlines also canceled its LAX operations in January, rerouting flights out of Hollywood Burbank Airport instead. Lily Wright/Los Angeles Times <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI9P6OU9yLVlZWtzIIhUFaoUjFemQQtXmDewmrQLiXOHG1g2ycqLaGXjHH0aAINOpNcpX4o9zJN3lCzlbrJ3SHV1xS3lyj85GNEfTKblsfTwVwBlDaripqtXf_GKGkkg1Ho2ws1VfBSHEllm5ZUcYCOokI0QH8NuMYa0zV5tErJlrbAQPiS11swczf7GNwiQ8KjIXGnmkNrAA=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> The battle for control of the Nashville airport The Metro Nashville Airport Authority is scheduled to meet in special session on Wednesday, June 10th. There are only two items on the agenda. The first is whether to sue the state of Tennessee over a new law that gives the state, not the city of Nashville primary authority to appoint members of the MNAA board. The second item is to discuss which law firm the board will hire to represent its interests in the lawsuit. Control of the airport authority board is important because that board, which is currently comprised of people who were appointed by the mayor of Nashville and confirmed by the metro council, is in charge of the airport's future including hiring the president who runs the operation day to day. Scott Couch/Fox17 Nashville <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQIzVYWiVBsI2EKjbxSTtI76ITNV0Z3Er4c-N9ikfBKOrjDdEhltxpivqnCARD2PO6K8ZOTIMug5k-l9PRA4la56khgO1yfi0GeD3Qr161EaXRdkeLwXy1RsqSRH4g6t862CA5kBegroQdwlSSRO76IyOBjFUGNrzmhtdKXDnAzSvgRgwpkwh4VwQ==&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> FAA Trump arch will need red lights, FAA says The Federal Aviation Administration said the Trump administrationâs plans to construct a 259-foot-tall arch less than a mile from Washingtonâs Ronald Reagan National Airport would likely not pose risks to aviation safety. But evaluators recommended that red, blinking obstruction lights similar to the ones atop the Washington Monument be added to the design - a common measure for large structures that go up near airports. âThe hypothetical building, at the filed heights listed above, would have no significant adverse effect on airspaceâ or navigation procedures into and around the airport, evaluators wrote in a feasibility study released Friday. Karoun Demirjian/New York Times <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI0f80enSSRMbSO0Y9o8vEYcxYXXSzWRADOC4KJEnXkavXd9JVBsj5DvkSpYfLlhTSUINbnzSOMquFiO8yoJfD7x756QlbGC0-FNP5Ccdes-UBdIwBhd68cmi1wKnOskTEkkNrZvJDD_YdZ0paldAi3eoVhKa5OPTYaQARowuTxrY=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> World Cup 26 L.A. stadium workers vote to strike days before the World Cup Around 2,000 hospitality workers at Los Angelesâ SoFi Stadium overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike, their union said Friday night. The stoppage, authorized by 96% of voting members, could occur at any time, though union officials made it clear that the U.S. national teamâs opening World Cup match against Paraguay on June 12 would be an opportune moment. If workers walk off the job, soccer fans who paid thousands of dollars to attend the match might have a hard time getting refreshments. Paul Kiernan/Wall Street Journal <https://ytezitcab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001F64q04ZmP3zTaU4XBxlecCmwbySYK8ccDHhFHg78eDprNuoRSOEewtnoy-V6qHQI66_xAQ_-MOwP-koYKTvyf7DscxfbyKxhROcJedvVw3EuWSZkQ6heo05iU6SRxKrRCnzyHjYgF61vMtScqkhkMfNgf-kmS5Y6yIpKjIR7PcauTfL_pxHMxoCPPFDxWWVafqJS8Jz5neiPfGCBLNHRTqQYw2Oq-9fVk-PK3lnjmRv1aDlTpGqSIHTSONU2hTnKKDOcKaASzk2ctzamnHrN1mCMHPqr3tn-ORvqkkpt55MvGp8kHeBW_w4G5enTCrIn6RHPX7HkIzA=&c=3bQi-OSNnSaB8bCs4UWd-k0luqBvlTLei_WxGI8lwhCwu1fCMbVRiQ==&ch=ImbUnYijxKfO7qa0dAEn2kGg0ffBjOM1Q6RVvtv25Xve-EGTX0Aa-g==> World Cup poses an unprecedented security challenge at a fraught moment The World Cup, a 48-team, 104-match behemoth kicking off this week in Los Angeles and across 15 other cities in the United States, Mexico and Canada, presents an unprecedented security challenge, with more countries, games and a larger footprint than ever before. It also comes against the backdrop of the U.S. and Israelâs war with Iran, mounting political violence in President Trumpâs orbit and growing fears of artificial intelligence-fueled disruptions, creating a complex threat environment for authorities. Jake Offenhartz, Michael R. 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