AIRMAIL: All Wisconsin’s A Stage
The Progressive: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Antiques Road Show
Detroit Free Press: The Government Is Spending Billions To Restart Michigan’s Palisades Reactor. Why?
San Francisco Chronicle: Why Those Ten United Airlines Incidents Involving SFO Aren’t A One Airport One Airline Problem
Washington Post: Patty Hearst was kidnapped 50 years ago. Was she a victim or terorist?
Kidnapper Bill Harris on Patty Hearst
Fifty Years Later Patty Hearst Is Still Making News
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Black Masks: Ending the Whiteout: The Case for More Theater About African American Military Heroes
What Crucial Evidence Was Missing from the 2022 Air France/Airbus Manslaughter Trial and Why
Publisher’s Weekly: Please Hold For Sterling Lord
MIAMI HERALD: For Safety’s Sake, Biden Should Hire A Pilot To Run the FAA and Tackle The 5G Problem
Michigan Today: A Professor’s War for Peace
A PROFESSOR’S WAR FOR PEACE
Michigan Today March 26
Making Michigan Lecture Series - The Journeys of Anatol Rapoport - watch video here
On a sunny December morning in 1921, 10-year-old Anatol Rapoport walked gingerly along the Zbruch River in Soviet Ukraine carrying his brand new pair of ice skates. He stayed close to a fence to hide his movements and peered carefully through a gap toward the Polish border. After nine days of waiting, he had found his moment.
WIRED: THE PLANE PARADOX: MORE AUTOMATION SHOULD MEAN MORE TRAINING
Catching Up With An American Hero On Our Safety… and His
Exclusive interview with “Sully”
San Francisco Chronicle: FAA Needs New Leadership, Bring In Sully Sullenberger
STAT NEWS: ‘Every day is an emergency’: The pandemic is worsening psychiatric bed shortages nationwide
The Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically cut the availability of inpatient psychiatric beds, with facilities across the country forced to reduce their capacity to meet social distancing requirements, stem outbreaks of the virus, or repurpose psychiatric beds to care for the surge of Covid-19 patients.
The crisis — combined with years of mental health care budget cuts, rising demand for mental health care, and an existing shortage of both psychiatric beds and providers — appears to have put health care systems on a wartime footing.