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WASHINGTONPOST (Sophia Solano) - Live updates: Scripps National Spelling Bee finalists face off in D.C. — Quick Post

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WASHINGTONPOST (Lauren Lumpkin) - Live updates: Scripps National Spelling Bee finalists face off in D.C. - Quick Post

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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Fatal collision between jet and person on the runway at Denver International ruled a suicide

It took 15 seconds for Mott to jump the fence, which is over 8 feet high. He reached the runway and was struck two minutes later, according to airport officials.

ABCNEWS - Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy defends road trip series amid rising gas prices

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and his family have a new five-part reality series on YouTube, "The Great American Road Trip."

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Secretary Duffy: If you have a flight with Spirit, don’t show up at the airport

With Spirit Airlines ceasing all operations this morning, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy outlined the immediate steps for stranded passengers, refund procedures, and the factors that led to this collapse.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Commission green lights 250-foot 'Arc de Trump' despite mass public resistance | Sunrise

The Commission of Fine Arts gave Trump the "green light" for his 250-foot "Arc De Trump" project. Many D.C. residents and advocates opposed the decision. #TrumpArch #trump #washingtonDC

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - DCA crash families speak on passage of ALERT aviation safety act; is it enough? | Sunrise

Family members of those killed in the DCA crash spoke on Sunrise on The Hill regarding the passage of ALERT aviation safety act. After the ROTAR act, another aviation safety bill, failed to pass, family members are hopeful about this new bill but remained skeptical. #DCACrash #Congress #PotomacCrash

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - LAX increases fees for ride-shares, taxi, limousine drivers picking up passengers

Transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft currently pay $4 in pickup and drop-off fees at Los Angeles International Airport. Transportation

NYTIMES (Joshua Barone) - After Kennedy Center Exit, Washington National Opera Returns

Washington National Opera managed to resume performances within two months of its abrupt departure. But there are still challenges ahead.