Feds Open Website for Public Reporting of Guardrail Flaws A U.S. highway regulator opened an Internet portal this week allowing the public to report accidents tied to a Trinity... Read More
U.S. Supreme Court to Adopt Electronic Case Filing System Chief Justice John Roberts says the Supreme Court will belatedly adopt an electronic filing system similar to those used in... Read More
Claims Journal’s Top 10 Legal Articles of 2014 While it’s no easy feat keeping up with legal decisions across the nation, expert contributors authored these top 10 read... Read More
Towns Scrape for Cash After Speed Camera Backlash Municipalities that installed traffic cameras to boost revenue are scraping for cash to fill budget gaps after complaints by irate... Read More
U.S. Sees 56% Increase in Gun Fatalities, Rise in Police Deaths U.S. law-enforcement deaths rose to the highest in three years, led by a 56 percent increase in the number killed... Read More
Hacked Banks May be Hacking Back as Firms Explore Cyber Offensive The hacked are itching to hack back. So say a dozen security specialists and former law-enforcement officials, who described an... Read More
Dodge Trucks Recalled After Child Kills Another in Accident Almost 67,000 older Dodge and Mitsubishi pickups were recalled to fix a faulty clutch switch that let a child start... Read More
Holiday Travel Highlights Winter Driving Hazards Poor road conditions have cost consumers and the insurance industry at least $27 billion over the last five years, according... Read More
Research Reveals Longterm Link Between Pacific Winds and Global Climate New research indicates that shifts in Pacific trade winds played a key role in twentieth century climate variation, a sign... Read More
Federal Drone Regulations on the Horizon The Obama administration is on the verge of proposing long-awaited rules for commercial drone operations in U.S. skies, but key... Read More