One Thing: More Planes, Fewer Air Traffic Controllers: Recipe for Disaster?

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5 Good Things: Ever Wonder What a Plant Sounds Like?

Two families linked by one lifesaving gift finally meet face-to-face for the first time. World Cup fever is transforming cities across the US, especially one small college town in Kansas. A new music festival is giving an iconic legacy a fresh chapter. If you thought twins were r ...  Afficher plus

Rescuers Dig for Quake Victims, Israel-Lebanon Agreement, TX Mandates Bible Stories and more

Search and rescue crews are racing to find survivors in Venezuela before the “golden” window of time closes. After days of negotiating, Israel and Lebanon reached a new deal mediated by the US. We have a judge’s contempt ruling in the Charlie Kirk shooting case. A legal setback f ...  Afficher plus

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An Air Traffic Controller Speaks Out About Newark Airport
The Journal.

Air traffic controllers for Newark Liberty International Airport have recently experienced several frightening incidents. Their radars and radios have gone dark, potentially risking the lives of hundreds of passengers. The resulting chaos and delays are forcing government officia ...  Afficher plus

No, It's Not Getting More Dangerous To Fly
FiveThirtyEight Politics

It has been a difficult month for Americans afraid of flying. On Jan. 29, an American Airlines jet collided with a Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River, killing 67 people. It was the first major U.S. commercial airline crash in more than 15 years and in the weeks since, t ...  Afficher plus

Another plane crashed. Here's how to stay calm on your next flight
The Briefing

When a plane carrying 80 people crash landed, burst into flames and flipped upside down on the tarmac of a Canadian airport yesterday, it was the third plane crash in North America in less than a month. 18 people were taken to hospital but, amazingly, no-one was killed. Although ...  Afficher plus

CBS Evening News, 05/09/25
CBS Evening News

Pope Leo XIV, in his first Mass as pontiff at the Sistine Chapel, urged Catholics to be a light in the darkness and focus on faith over material things. As excitement builds across churches in the U.S., cardinals are reflecting on the historic moment. For the second time in two w ...  Afficher plus