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More turbulence for Boeing as a strike halved production of its most popular planes.

Plus Donald Trump's allies draw plans to privatize mortgage giants Fanny and Freddie,

and as Russia makes more slow gains on the battlefields of Ukraine, Kyiv's Western partners

press it to think about a plan B for the war.

So what we're seeing now is, what would be more realistic goals?

How can we give Ukraine the best possibility on the battlefield,

but also to put Ukraine in the strongest possible negotiating position

if we ever get to the stage of some kind of talks on a ceasefire, some

kind of peace deal.

It's Friday, September 13th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of What's News? The top headlines and business

stories moving your world today.

Workers at Boeing's biggest labor union have overwhelmingly voted to strike, rejecting

a contract that offered 25% wage increases over four years.

Thousands of machinists walked off the job shortly after midnight

Pacific time halting production of the struggling plane makers best-selling jets. Journal

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