West News Bayer Loses First Round in Legal Battle over Claim that Roundup Caused Cancer March 20, 2019 By Joel Rosenblatt Bayer AG lost the first phase of a trial over claims its Roundup weed killer causes cancer and now moves... Read More
Midwest News Pence Arrives in Nebraska to Review ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Flooding March 19, 2019 Vice President Mike Pence arrived in Nebraska on Tuesday to survey the devastation unleashed across the U.S. Midwest by floods... Read More
Texas / South Central News Chemical Fire Timeline Abandoned as Plume Towers Over Houston March 19, 2019 By Joe Carroll and Rachel Adams-Heard As a towering plume of black smoke billowed a mile above Houston for a third day, local officials said they... Read More
Tesla Plant Sees 195% Surge in Time Away Due to Injuries March 19, 2019 Tesla Inc.’s manic year of production took its toll on workers. Staff at the automaker’s lone assembly plant in Fremont,... Read More
Lyft and Uber Fly to Hawaii to Build Their Own Captive Insurers March 19, 2019 By Katherine Chiglinsky and Max Abelson Ride-sharing giants Lyft Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc. seem to have found the same solution for dealing with the risks... Read More
International News Jet Funding May Add to Boeing’s $100 Million-a-Month Max Pain March 19, 2019 By Kriti Gupta Boeing Co.’s 737 Max fiasco could make the aircraft maker liable for planes bundled into debt, adding to total costs... Read More
Supreme Court: Manufacturers Must Warn of Asbestos in Parts Added by Others March 19, 2019 By Andrew Simpson Manufacturers have a duty to warn about potential dangers of parts with asbestos that were later added onto their products... Read More
International News Norsk Hydro Ransomware Attack Is ‘Severe,’ but Common March 19, 2019 By Nate Lanxon Norsk Hydro ASA confirmed that a ransomware attack was behind production outages across the aluminum producer’s operations in Europe and... Read More
West News State Drops Charges against Official Who Pushed Car with Truck March 19, 2019 FAIRBANKS, Alaska– The state has dismissed criminal charges filed last summer against the coordinator of Village Public Safety Officers for... Read More
Once Sanctuaries, Houses of Worship Struggle with Security March 18, 2019 By Mike Householder, Rebecca Santana, and Kellie Kennedy DETROIT — A rabbi who packs a gun. A church installing security cameras. A police car protecting a mosque. Houses... Read More