


Clarification on Drone Sightings in New Jersey: FAA's Involvement Confirmed by White House
The White House confirmed that recent drone sightings in New Jersey were authorized by the FAA and posed no security threat, easing public concerns.
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The White House stated that recent drone sightings in New Jersey were authorized by the FAA for research and recreational purposes, alleviating fears of foreign interference. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized that reports of threats were unfounded, attributing the heightened concerns to curiosity. The FAA had previously imposed airspace restrictions to manage the issue. Discussions continue on local and federal regulations regarding drone activity following a wave of public concern and a temporary airport shutdown due to drone sightings.
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