JULY 7, 2001

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• Headline: Kennedy Gets Noted Defense, And 30 Days. Impact: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s protest against military exercises ultimately highlighted a growing concern about environmental issues, which would later lead to a wave of activism. Who knew 30 days in jail could kickstart a revolution? Talk about a prison break for ideals!. Fact: Did you know that sometimes 30 days in jail can lead to an even longer career in activism? It’s like a vacation—if your idea of a vacation involves uncomfortable bunk beds and a lot of time to think..
• Headline: Loosing the Logjam in the Sky; Private Sector Is Promoting Its Solutions. Impact: The push for private sector solutions to air traffic control is like handing the keys of a high-speed race car to someone who just got their learner's permit. It may have led to a future where air traffic is controlled by algorithms that have a better chance of working than the government. Buckle up!. Fact: Did you know that the only thing more congested than air traffic is the number of opinions on whether the FAA should keep their job? Who knew flying could be so controversial?.