Posted: 8:28 p.m. EDT Jul 3, 2015
How Fast You Could Travel If The US Had High-Speed Rail
We looked at some of the best high-speed rail systems in the world and figured out how quickly they could cover popular U.S. routes.
How Fast You Could Travel If The US Had High-Speed Rail
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White House commits $830 million to new climate resilience projects
Eighty projects will improve roads, rail, ports, transit systems and other surface transportation infrastructure in 37 states.
New federal rule will require freight trains to have a 2-person crew
Unions and regulators say the second crew member plays a crucial safety role in helping operate the train and respond to emergencies.
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Roadblocks in funding to rebuild collapsed Baltimore bridge
The Francis Scott Key Bridge took five years and $60 million to build in 1970, but will cost considerably more to rebuild this time around.
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A circus elephant loose on a busy Montana street causes a stir
The elephant ran across a busy Harrison Avenue in the city of Butte, stopping traffic while a handler ran after it.
Alexa and Carlos PenaVega reveal stillbirth of their daughter
The "Spy Kids" actress and Big Time Rush member said in an Instagram post that their fourth child was "born at rest."
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First 6 jurors selected in Trump's hush money trial
Besides all living in New York, the jurors selected so far are men and women of varying ages and from varying backgrounds.
