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Airlines rushed to introduce a two-crew cockpit rule as serious depression was investigated astheAlps crash pilot’s motivation.
Apple’sTim Cook said he’llgive away his fortune, while theWhite House declared it would spend a fortune on itswar on superbugs. Meanwhile,Willie Nelson declared war on potprohibition. A two-crew cockpitrule was introduced
After learning more about what happened in the last minutes ofthe Germanwings crash, airlines rushed to introduce a rule making it mandatory for two people to be in the cockpit at all times during a flight. It’s a rule U.S. airlines already have in place. READ MORE:Two person cockpit rule introduced by airlines after Alps crash The crash pilot’s depression was revealed
Investigators looking into why Andreas Lubitz might have chosen to fire the Germanwings plane into a ravine have found evidence of some serious mental health issues. He took 18months out to get psychiatric help for depression some years back, though the airline claims he was fit to fly. READ MORE:Crash pilot had taken career gap after serious depressive episode War on superbugs was declared
The White House has pledged to spend $1.2 billion on a program designed to tackle resistance to antibiotics. They’re not working that well anymore because they’re overused in hospitals and in industrial farming, which is why people keep getting nasty superbugs. READ MORE:$1.2bn fund to stamp out superbugs and fight antibiotics resistance Willie Nelson planned to openweed-selling joints
The iconic country singer, who’s also famously a cannabisadvocate, will launch a brand of quality marijuana. “Willie’s Reserve” will be sold alongside ethically produced marijuanafrom small-scale growers, in states that have given the green light to the weed. READ MORE:Willie Nelson, 81, to launch connoisseurs’ marijuana brand Tim Cook wanted to give away $785M
Apple’s CEO said that he plans to give away all of his fortune before he dies, apart from the part that will pay for his beloved nephew’s education. The secret philanthropist is being coy about who’s going to get the cash, but apparentlyhe’s already donated millions to charity Product Red and funded several hospitals. READ MORE:Apple CEO Tim Cook to give away his $785m fortune before he dies