Investigators don’t know what caused a deadly highway crash that killed 10 people Thursday after a FedEx truck hit a bus that was taking teenagers to tour a college campus in Northern California.
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Molotov Cocktails And Razor Wire: Inside An Occupied Building In Ukraine
In Ukraine’s eastern city of Donetsk, activists who want to align the country more with Russia seized a regional administration building in the center of town last weekend. NPR correspondent Ari Shapiro went inside the building Friday and reports on what it was like:
Google Trains Its Lenses On Cambodia’s Ancient Temples
Google has created a virtual trek through Cambodia’s jungle temples that aims to transport cyber-travelers to a wonder of the ancient world.
With NCAA Title, UConn Answers Questions About Kentucky, And Itself
The Connecticut Huskies are the new NCAA champions, after beating a talented but young Kentucky Wildcats team in the men’s final played in Arlington, Texas.
Feds Will Require Rearview Cameras On Vehicles In 2018
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will require all new vehicles — from small subcompacts to commercial vans — to have “rear visibility technology” beginning in May 2018.
List Of Those Missing In Washington Mudslide Shrinks By Two-Thirds
On Sunday, the number of people that have been confirmed dead from the mudslide has been increased from 18 to 21, according to Jason Biermann, program manager at the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management.
Labor Board Rules Northwestern University Players Are Employees
A regional director of the National Labor Relations Board ruled that Northwestern University athletes are employees of the school and are allowed to form a union.
Obama Picks Michigan State To Win Men’s Basketball Title
The nation’s “first basketball fan” has Michigan State winning it all in this year’s NCAA Division I men’s basketball championship.
Toyota To Pay $1.2B To End Safety-Related Probe
Saying that “Toyota intentionally concealed information” and misled the public about the danger that some of its vehicles might suddenly accelerate, Attorney Gen. Eric Holder announced Wednesday that the automaker is being fined $1.2 billion for not being forthcoming after car owners started to complain in 2009.
Is There A Method To Your March Madness?
The odds are that somebody in your office or shop is trying to get you to toss a few bucks into the pool and fill out the brackets for this year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament, which gets underway tonight.