Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/news-wrap-parts-of-jet-may-have-broken-off-before-crash-in-florida Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio In our news wrap Monday, investigators believe parts of a private jet may have broken off before it crashed in Florida, a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Harvard University over whether it uses race as a factor in its admissions and supermarkets across Europe reported a new wave of cyberattacks targeting their refrigeration systems. Listen to this Segment
News Wrap: Parts of jet may have broken off before crash in Florida
In short
Investigators reviewing the recent private jet accident in Florida reported that pieces of the plane likely detached prior to impact. In the legal sphere, a federal judge threw out a Trump administration lawsuit that challenged Harvard University over its consideration of race during admissions decisions. Additionally, supermarket chains across Europe are dealing with a new wave of cyberattacks that specifically compromised the operations of their refrigeration systems.
Key points
- Aviation investigators are actively examining the circumstances and potential in-flight s…: Aviation investigators are actively examining the circumstances and potential in-flight structural breakups linked to the Florida crash.
- Harvard University has secured a legal dismissal in a federal case targeting the role of…: Harvard University has secured a legal dismissal in a federal case targeting the role of race in admissions.
- Supermarkets throughout Europe are grappling with targeted cyberattacks aimed directly at…: Supermarkets throughout Europe are grappling with targeted cyberattacks aimed directly at their commercial refrigeration systems.