Hydrogen-Powered Flying Vehicle Touted as Southern California Traffic Tonic LOS ANGELES — Developers of a multi-rotor hover craft billed as the first flying vehicle to be powered by hydrogen... Read More
Facebook User Privacy Lawsuits Over Cambridge Analytica Have Legs There’s no shortage of claims Facebook Inc. violates users’ privacy for profit. Far less common are rulings from U.S. courts... Read More
Weather Chaos Expected to Leave Record U.S. Corn Acres Unplanted For months, traders debated which crops U.S. farmers would sow this year. That discussion is now turning to how many... Read More
CoreLogic Says 7.3 Million Homes, $1.8 Trillion at Risk from Hurricane Storm Surge The Atlantic hurricane season, which begins Saturday, puts 7.3 million homes at risk with an estimated reconstruction cost of $1.8... Read More
Thousands of US Kindergartners Unvaccinated Without Waivers In this May 17, 2019 photo, Starr Roden, left, a registered nurse and immunization outreach coordinator with the Knox County... Read More
Overdose Victim’s Father Testifies in Oklahoma Opioid Trial of J&J The father of a university football player who died of a drug overdose provided emotional testimony about the personal cost... Read More
Tornadoes Rip Through Kansas After One Killed, Scores Hurt by Ohio Twisters BROOKVILLE, Ohio — Several tornadoes reportedly touched down on Tuesday evening in Kansas to damage homes, uproot trees and rip... Read More
Crop Markets Gripped by Bulls as Deluge Spurs Planting Chaos Corn futures in Chicago are heading for the biggest three-day advance in nearly seven years as heavy rains and flooding... Read More
Long Before Boeing 737 Max Crash, Ethiopian Air Pilot Warned of Dangers An Ethiopian Airlines pilot told senior managers at the carrier months before one of its Boeing Co. 737 Max jets... Read More
Boeing 737 Max Likely to Be Grounded for Months, Association Says Boeing Co. has begun carefully mapping out the steps to ease its 737 Max back into commercial service once regulators... Read More