Boeing proposed software changes to its embattled 737 Max aircraft and mandated pilot training.
Author: Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY
AR-15 advertising speaks to ‘macho hypermasculinity,’ gun-control advocates say. They want it to stop
When it comes to selling AR-15-style semi-automatic rifles, gun makers have discovered that there’s no better endorsement than the American soldier.
Reports: Boeing will add warning light to aid pilots after Ethiopian 737 Max crash
The warning light will become standard equipment. Previously, it was an option
West Virginia attorney general sues Catholic diocese, says pedophile priests knowingly hired
The suit also nams the former bishop of Wheeling-Charleston for knowingly hiring pedophile priests
Ethiopian Airlines crash raises questions about Boeing 737 Max certification process
The Justice Department is reportedly looking into the development of the grounded Boeing 737 Max blamed for two crashes.
L.A. police evacuate Westfield Century City mall after report of gunman, bomb threat
Shoppers fled after the report. Some sheltered in place.
Women are increasingly joining the deadly world of truck driving, confronting sexism and long days
The American Trucking Association estimated a shortage of about 60,000 drivers at the start of the year, prompting trucking firms to seekout women.
Giant tunnels underneath Las Vegas? Elon Musk wants them, and so does the city
The tunneling company would create a people mover system under the gambling capital’s expansive convention center.
‘Probably safer’: What it was like when states had no speed limits
No highway speed limits? For some Nevada and Montana motorists with long memories, that’s what made their states special.
Is the American Autobahn next? How states are pushing highway speeds past the limit
A California legislator proposing no speed limit on a highway is in keeping with higher limits in other states. In Texas, you can go 85 mph.