News Above the Noise—Week of February 2, 2025
1. Washington Crash Renews Concerns About Air Safety Lapses
The deadly in-air collision on Wednesday between an American Airlines jet and a Black Hawk helicopter that killed 67 people occurred following a sequence of events: the helicopter was flying off-course and too high, while one air traffic controller was assigned to manage them both in a crowded airspace. What likely happened? And what can be done to prevent this from happening again?
2. “The Resistance Will Be Peaceful, Nonviolent, Colorful, Multigenerational”
Are you feeling anxious and desperate—like you need to rush into resisting this new, chaotic administration? Author Anne Lamont suggests pausing first and then starting small by taking easy steps every day to be kind and do good Read more at the Washington Post about how to lean into quiet and stillness while planting seeds for what’s to come.
3. The High Price Might Not Be the Only Thing Scaring You From Buying Eggs at the Grocery Store
If you’ve bought eggs lately, you may be experiencing sticker shock. A Bird Flu outbreak is causing a shortage and high prices. Could your eggs be contaminated? The U.S. Department of Agriculture says it’s highly unlikely, but Here are some ways to protect yourself just in case.
4. Older Adults Share Their Best Advice
Is too much introspection a bad thing? Is an easy life a good life? Should friendships last forever? Are you your own best friend? Buzzfeed asks adults over 30 for their best advice for young people. Here’s what they had to say.
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