US Report: Nearly 400 Crashes of Automated Tech Vehicles June 16, 2022 By Tom Krisher DETROIT (AP) — Automakers reported nearly 400 crashes of vehicles with partially automated driver-assist systems, including 273 involving Teslas, according... Read More
Tanker Owner Owes $44.6M over 2017 Fatal Crash with U.S. Navy Destroyer June 16, 2022 By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK –– A U.S. judge on Wednesday said the owner of an oil tanker must pay the United States... Read More
Ford Recalls 3.3 Million Vehicles Over Rollaway Concerns June 15, 2022 By David Shepardson WASHINGTON –– Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than 3.3 million vehicles in North America that could roll away because... Read More
Southern Baptists who Backed Open Abuse Review Win Key Roles June 15, 2022 By Deepa Bharath and Peter Smith ANAHEIM, California (AP) — The newly elected leaders of a top Southern Baptist Convention committee had all supported a more... Read More
Cybersecurity Courses Ramp Up Amid Shortage of Professionals June 15, 2022 By Tamara Chuang DENVER (AP) — The pressure was on. Someone, somewhere, was attacking computer systems so customers couldn’t reach certain websites. In... Read More
Can Electric Scooters Become a Safer Way to Travel? June 14, 2022 By Bill Donahue At first, it seemed as though nothing could go wrong. Dockless shared electric scooters began showing up on the streets... Read More
Freeport LNG Extends Outage After Fire, Targets Year End for Full Operations June 14, 2022 By Liz Hampton and Marwa Rashad Freeport LNG, operator of one of the largest U.S. export plants producing liquefied natural gas (LNG), said on Tuesday that... Read More
Attorneys in Florida Condo Collapse Seek About $100M in Fees June 14, 2022 By Curt Anderson Attorneys who worked to secure settlements topping $1 billion in the collapse of a beachfront Florida condominium building in which... Read More
#ChurchToo Revelations Growing, Years After Movement Began June 13, 2022 By Peter Smith and Holly Meyer A withering report on sexual abuse and cover-up in the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S.... Read More
Aging Dams Could Soon Benefit from $7B Federal Loan Program June 13, 2022 By David A. Lieb Eight years after Congress created the program, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is taking a first step toward offering... Read More