NFL at 100: Helmets Go High Tech in Quest for Player Safety Long gone are the days of the leather shell and single-bar face mask. Today’s football helmets are technological marvels, using... Read More
Purdue’s Sacklers Ask to Publish Defense to Clear Their Name Purdue Pharma LP’s billionaire owners went on the offensive against what they call unfair press treatment that’s based on the... Read More
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Pilot in Fatal Atlas Crash Had Repeated Flight-Test Failures A pilot on a jet carrying Amazon.com Inc. packages that crashed near Houston in February had a record of repeatedly... Read More
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Owner’s Latest Claim for Damaged Yacht Hits Shoal in Federal Appellate Court James Shackleford paid $120,000 for a 65-foot sailboat in 2009, hoping to fix up the vessel and one day sail... Read More