Lawsuit: Southwest Airlines Influenced Development of Fatal 737 MAX Flaw
The lawsuit suggests that Southwest Airlines tried to save money on training costs by pressuring Boeing to work around Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
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The Sand Shortage, and Why It Matters
Human beings are using sand faster than nature can make more of it. The sand shortage will affect all of us, but will we adapt?
This Week in Rideshare: Scooters, Australia, and Robots
Scooters return to Chicago, drivers can turn down rides, and delivery robots are here. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Suspects Face Hate Crime Charges After Churches Are Burned
Churches are being burned all across the U.S.
3 Reasons Drunk Truck Drivers are a Serious Danger in Indianapolis
Research has shown that intoxicated drivers are more likely to cause fatal or serious injuries if there is a collision.
How DWI Laws Help Prevent Accidents in Austin
The theory of deterrence states that serious criminal penalties can make people think twice and reconsider any illegal actions.
Injured by a Drunk Driver in Virginia Beach? You Could Lose Your Right to Recover Damages
If you were injured in a DUI crash, the contributory negligence rule is your worst enemy.
Taking a Closer Look at Arizona Crash Statistics
To better understand the dynamics of car crashes in Arizona, we wanted to inspect the age range of drivers involved in motor vehicle collisions.
Cause & Effect of Canine Aggression in the United States
For example, the bite force of a Nile crocodile is roughly 5,000 PSI. The bite force of the average human is much lower, at just 162 PSI.
Georgia Jury Finds Durhamtown Off Road Park Liable for Local Man’s Death
Dr. White was struck and killed by a falling tree while riding his motocross bike on an advanced track at the facility while wearing all his protective gear.