Claudia Sheinbaum, the president-elect, announced that starting October 1, the National Guard will officially be under the command of the Army, a situation that has been in practice since its inception. The article discusses the implications of this move and the effectiveness of the National Guard under military control.

Discusses the challenges and human impact of deporting one million people, highlighting the forceful separation of families and the resulting turmoil within the Latino community in the United States. Criticizes the policies associated with the Democratic Party and emphasizes the negative consequences of such actions.

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Toshiba, once a dominant force in the electronics industry, is facing significant changes. The company, known for producing a wide range of electronic goods, has seen its influence wane over the years. The article reflects on Toshiba's past successes and its current challenges.

The aviation industry is experiencing a significant upswing, particularly in Asia, where air traffic increased by 16% last year. India's domestic aviation market is projected to grow fivefold by 2042, making it the third-largest globally. Air India, recently acquired by Tata, is investing in new aircraft and branding to compete internationally. Other Asian countries like Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam are also expected to see a boom in air traffic. Investments in infrastructure are being made to support this growth. Despite China's economic slowdown, there is optimism for travel from the country. Airlines are also exploring alternative markets due to uncertainties in China. Boeing faces scrutiny over safety concerns, impacting its Max aircraft family.

Tata Group's acquisition of the debt-ridden and under-funded Air India was seen as a miraculous move for the iconic airline. The deal, struck in 2021, signaled a significant change for the aviation industry in India.

Air travel is experiencing a significant rebound, particularly in Asia, with countries like India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam seeing substantial growth. Air India, under CEO Campbell Wilson, is capitalizing on this trend, aiming to transform India into a global transit hub. The airline, now owned by Tata, is investing in new planes and restructuring to compete internationally. Cebu Pacific, led by CEO Michael Szucs, has also seen a revival, dominating the domestic market in the Philippines. The travel industry remains optimistic as economies recover post-pandemic, with travel demand expected to grow.

Air India, under Tata Group's ownership, is experiencing a revival as the airline industry rebounds post-pandemic, with a focus on revenge travel. India's domestic aviation market is expected to grow significantly, with Air India aiming to become a global transit hub. Other Asian countries like Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand are also seeing increased air travel. Despite concerns over China's economy, travel is picking up, and airlines are exploring markets like the Philippines. Cebu Pacific is expanding in the Philippines, while Air India is consolidating its airlines and investing in new planes and branding. Boeing faces scrutiny over its Max aircraft series, but Air India has placed a large order for these planes. The industry remains optimistic about the future of travel.

Toshiba, once a symbol of Japan's electronics dominance, has delisted from Tokyo's stock exchange, concluding its 74-year presence in the market.

Monsanto, owned by Bayer, has been ordered to pay $857 million in damages for selling PCBs used at Sky Valley Education Center in Monroe, Washington, which allegedly caused health problems for former students and volunteers. Despite Monsanto's claims of warning the school and tests showing no unsafe exposure levels, the jury found the company negligent. Bayer, which acquired Monsanto in 2018, is facing additional legal challenges over its Roundup weedkiller.