All articles tagged with #dismantling
Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council announced it would dismantle all its institutions due to internal disagreements and regional pressure, following recent territorial conflicts and the leader's flight to the UAE, amidst ongoing civil war and regional tensions.
UCAR President Antonio Busalacchi expressed concern over reports that the Trump administration might dismantle NSF NCAR, emphasizing the importance of its research for national safety, economy, and security, and stating readiness to collaborate with the administration to protect these interests.
North Korea has begun removing propaganda loudspeakers along the border with South Korea, signaling a potential thaw in inter-Korean relations following efforts by South Korea to improve ties and reduce border noise disturbances. This move comes after South Korea dismantled some of its own speakers earlier this week, and both sides had previously suspended broadcasts amid tensions. The development reflects a possible positive step amid ongoing complex relations between the two Koreas.
North Korea has begun dismantling some of its propaganda loudspeakers along the border with South Korea, following similar actions by Seoul as part of efforts to ease tensions and revive dialogue between the two Koreas. The South Korean military confirmed the activity and is monitoring the situation, marking a significant step in recent diplomatic efforts.
The Supreme Court approved President Trump's plan to dismantle the Education Department and fire about half of its staff, siding with the administration in a 6-3 decision that emphasized broad executive power, despite dissenting opinions highlighting the role of Congress in such actions.
The Supreme Court approved President Trump's plan to dismantle the Education Department by allowing the firing of over 1,300 workers, marking a significant expansion of executive power and reducing federal involvement in education.
The UK's F-35B fighter jet, grounded in Kerala since June 14 after an emergency landing, will be dismantled and transported back to the UK aboard a C-17 Globemaster, with wings removed for fitting. The process involves security measures to prevent data breaches, and the jet will undergo repairs before transport, with a team arriving soon to assist.
The US Agency for International Development (USAID), established in 1961 to promote global stability through humanitarian aid, has been systematically dismantled by the Trump administration, with its remaining programs absorbed into the State Department, raising concerns about the future of US-led international aid efforts and the potential rise in global food insecurity and migration. Experts reflect on the agency's significant impact and the risks posed by its dissolution, emphasizing the need for a resilient development community.
The city of Portland is considering dismantling the Bayside homeless encampment, which has been a source of controversy and concern for residents and officials alike. The encampment has grown in size and complexity over the past year, and some are calling for it to be shut down due to safety and health concerns. However, advocates for the homeless argue that dismantling the encampment would only exacerbate the city's homelessness crisis.
Crews are dismantling the 400-foot-tall Orlando FreeFall ride almost a year after 14-year-old Tyre Sampson fell off and died. The ride had been closed since the incident. The ride's harness was blamed for the accident, with a report stating that the seat's proximity sensor was manually adjusted to allow a restraint opening of nearly 7 inches, instead of the usual 3 inches. Sampson's mother announced a settlement with ICON Park and the ride's owner. She also called for rides over 100 feet to include seatbelts and harnesses. Orlando Slingshot, which operates the ride, announced in October 2022 that the ride would be torn down.
A 400-foot amusement ride in Orlando's International Drive tourism district, where a 14-year-old Missouri teen fell to his death in March 2022, is being dismantled. The ride's dismantling is expected to take several days. The family of the deceased has filed a lawsuit against the owner, manufacturer, and landlord of the ride, claiming they were negligent and failed to provide a safe amusement ride. Legislation is pending in the Florida Legislature aimed at preventing similar accidents.
A 400-foot amusement ride in Orlando's International Drive tourism district, where a Missouri teen fell to his death in March 2022, is being dismantled almost a year after the incident. The ride's dismantling is expected to take several days. The family of the deceased teen has reached a settlement with the owner of the ride, and legislation is pending in the Florida Legislature aimed at preventing similar accidents. The Tyre Sampson Act would prevent unauthorized adjustments to a ride's restraint systems and require operators to submit more detailed safety and operational documentation to the state.