Gideon Resnick

Wichter reports there are a number of reasons why flying is so safe, and will likely remain that way. Chief among them is that the aviation industry is very good at learning from error and improving. The NTSB leads all investigations in the U.S., and it even participates in investigations for accidents that happen abroad, and they take all safety recommendations very seriously.

Wichter reports there are a number of reasons why flying is so safe, and will likely remain that way. Chief among them is that the aviation industry is very good at learning from error and improving. The NTSB leads all investigations in the U.S., and it even participates in investigations for accidents that happen abroad, and they take all safety recommendations very seriously.

Wichter reports there are a number of reasons why flying is so safe, and will likely remain that way. Chief among them is that the aviation industry is very good at learning from error and improving. The NTSB leads all investigations in the U.S., and it even participates in investigations for accidents that happen abroad, and they take all safety recommendations very seriously.

The DC crash was just days into Trump's presidency, and amid his efforts to reduce the size and scope of the federal government. The AP reports that one day before the crash, employees at the Federal Aviation Administration were sent an offer to resign with eight months' pay. Air traffic controllers were not eligible, according to the Office for Personnel Management.

The DC crash was just days into Trump's presidency, and amid his efforts to reduce the size and scope of the federal government. The AP reports that one day before the crash, employees at the Federal Aviation Administration were sent an offer to resign with eight months' pay. Air traffic controllers were not eligible, according to the Office for Personnel Management.

The DC crash was just days into Trump's presidency, and amid his efforts to reduce the size and scope of the federal government. The AP reports that one day before the crash, employees at the Federal Aviation Administration were sent an offer to resign with eight months' pay. Air traffic controllers were not eligible, according to the Office for Personnel Management.

Also at the time of the crash, the FAA didn't have a permanent head. The previous one, Mike Whitaker, resigned on Trump's first day in office after a dispute with Elon Musk over approvals for SpaceX missions. A new acting FAA administrator has since been appointed. We asked Victor how much he thinks the administration holds any responsibility for what happened.

Also at the time of the crash, the FAA didn't have a permanent head. The previous one, Mike Whitaker, resigned on Trump's first day in office after a dispute with Elon Musk over approvals for SpaceX missions. A new acting FAA administrator has since been appointed. We asked Victor how much he thinks the administration holds any responsibility for what happened.

Also at the time of the crash, the FAA didn't have a permanent head. The previous one, Mike Whitaker, resigned on Trump's first day in office after a dispute with Elon Musk over approvals for SpaceX missions. A new acting FAA administrator has since been appointed. We asked Victor how much he thinks the administration holds any responsibility for what happened.

The Democratic Party is still assessing what exactly went wrong for them in the 2024 election and how to proceed from here. Over the weekend, the party selected a new chair of the Democratic National Committee, Ken Martin. He has been the longtime leader of the state party in Minnesota, where Republicans have not won a statewide race since Martin took over 14 years ago.

The Democratic Party is still assessing what exactly went wrong for them in the 2024 election and how to proceed from here. Over the weekend, the party selected a new chair of the Democratic National Committee, Ken Martin. He has been the longtime leader of the state party in Minnesota, where Republicans have not won a statewide race since Martin took over 14 years ago.

The Democratic Party is still assessing what exactly went wrong for them in the 2024 election and how to proceed from here. Over the weekend, the party selected a new chair of the Democratic National Committee, Ken Martin. He has been the longtime leader of the state party in Minnesota, where Republicans have not won a statewide race since Martin took over 14 years ago.

In his victory speech, Martin positioned Democrats as the defenders of working class people and a contrast to the Trump administration.

In his victory speech, Martin positioned Democrats as the defenders of working class people and a contrast to the Trump administration.

In his victory speech, Martin positioned Democrats as the defenders of working class people and a contrast to the Trump administration.

A recent Quinnipiac poll found that 57% of survey responders had an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party. That's the highest level of dissatisfaction since they started asking that question in 2008. Martin's election and the race leading up to it was not defined by an ideological battle like the one that took place in the 2017 DNC race.

A recent Quinnipiac poll found that 57% of survey responders had an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party. That's the highest level of dissatisfaction since they started asking that question in 2008. Martin's election and the race leading up to it was not defined by an ideological battle like the one that took place in the 2017 DNC race.

A recent Quinnipiac poll found that 57% of survey responders had an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party. That's the highest level of dissatisfaction since they started asking that question in 2008. Martin's election and the race leading up to it was not defined by an ideological battle like the one that took place in the 2017 DNC race.

That's the last time the party was figuring out what to do when Trump won. Instead, Semaphore senior political reporter David Weigel says this race was more existential.

That's the last time the party was figuring out what to do when Trump won. Instead, Semaphore senior political reporter David Weigel says this race was more existential.