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"People will look back on this moment and the resilience that was shown and determination of Baltimore to come back stronger than ever," Buttigieg said Wednesday afternoon.

"People will look back on this moment and the resilience that was shown and determination of Baltimore to come back stronger than ever," Buttigieg said Wednesday afternoon.

This summary covers various major news events in the U.S., including an Arizona man's indictment for gun trafficking aimed at inciting a race war, Biden's endorsements from senior groups, Oklahoma court dismissing Tulsa race massacre reparations case, and updates on Biden-Trump presidential debates. Various legal and social issues, including immigration and gun possession, are discussed.

Nearly three months after the collapse of the Key Bridge, shipping traffic can return in full force to and from the Port of Baltimore.

The speed with which responders cleared and reopened the Port of Baltimore has prevented companies from diverting cargo elsewhere, port leaders said.

This week's full reopening comes less than three months after the Key Bridge collapsed on March 26.

It was all smiles Wednesday from the Maryland leaders and federal officials who celebrated reopening the main shipping channel to the Port of Baltimore -- less than three months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge's collapse claimed six lives and put the city in economic limbo.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced the full restoration of Baltimore's Fort McHenry Federal Channel on Monday.

The 700-foot-wide section of the Patapsco River where the Dali slammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge is open for business.

With wreckage from the Key Bridge cleared, authorities restored the federal channel to its original 700-foot width and 50-foot depth, providing a moment of hope after a painful period in Baltimore.