Lawyer Trying To Keep 737 MAX Suit In U.S.: Boeing 'Hunkering Down'
Brian Kabateck, a lawyer suing Boeing over the Lion Air 610 crash, tells Newsy the plane maker is changing its tune toward "shameful" fighting stance.
High-speed rail line between Las Vegas, Los Angeles area breaks ground
The CEO of the company in charge of the project says he expects it to be in operation before Los Angeles hosts the Summer Olympics in 2028.
White House commits $830 million to new climate resilience projects
Eighty projects will improve roads, rail, ports, transit systems and other surface transportation infrastructure in 37 states.
New federal rule will require freight trains to have a 2-person crew
Unions and regulators say the second crew member plays a crucial safety role in helping operate the train and respond to emergencies.
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Improvements to our digital products are a direct result of feedback from Scripps News viewers and readers.
Aid for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan heads to Senate for final approval
The Senate could pass the aid package as soon as Tuesday afternoon if senators are able to agree on the timing for a vote.
5 died crossing English Channel hours after UK passed deportation bill
Migrants trying to cross the busy English Channel face drownings and sinking, among other deadly incidents, often aboard crowded boats.