At least 3 dead in shooting on Netherlands tram, suspect arrested
A shooting was reported on a tram in Utrecht, Netherlands, with multiple injuries. Source link
Donald Trump finds plenty to be outraged about — aside from New Zealand
The President’s refusal to be pushed into a more vehement condemnation of white supremacists, after a history of racially charged and anti-Muslim rhetoric put the administration on the defensive. “I…
Suspect in alleged Gambino family boss killing to appear in court
Investigators are still working to pin down a motive for the March 13 shooting, which marked the first alleged mob boss murder in New York in over 30 years. Source…
Donald Trump’s craziest day ever on Twitter
But, it’s not just the sheer quantity of Trump tweets and retweets that are so mind-boggling. It’s what he said in them. Here’s a brief summary: All of this —…
Dick Dale, King of Surf Guitar, 'Miserlou' composer, is dead
Dale liked to say it was he and not the Beach Boys who invented surf music. Source link
Airplane groundings are rare. Here are some of history’s biggest
In this case, two deadly crashes of Boeing 737 Max 8s within five months raised enough concern by aviation regulators worldwide to ground the plane until investigators can figure out…
Police temporarily suspend search for 4-year-old Utah girl
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Trump: Planes 'becoming far too complex to fly'
With bipartisan calls for Boeing to ground the 737 Max planes after a fatal crash in Ethiopia, President Trump tweeted his distrust of modern aviation technology. Source link
Zion sets doubts aside, gets ready for NCAA's biggest party
Duke and its force of nature, Zion Williamson loom at top of March Madness field Source link
Answering questions on FAA safety regulations and why the US was last to ground
Specifically, why was the US one of the last in line to ground this type of aircraft? And why would the FAA allow Boeing to check off safety qualifications for…