Ian Duncan

The railroad said it had agreed to the payout to resolve a class-action case filed after last year’s derailment, which spilled hazardous chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio.

The rail industry immediately objected to the new mandate.

A 2016 expansion of the Panama Canal ushered in larger ships worldwide. Maryland officials saw economic opportunity in them. Then one hit the Key Bridge.

A pilot guiding the ship headed out of Baltimore ordered its rudder turned hard to the left and an anchor dropped in an effort to steady and slow the vessel.

While Boeing faces serious challenges, there’s no sign incidents are on the rise -- or that people are avoiding air travel

The advisory was issued after a 787 went into a dive this week on a flight between Australia and New Zealand, injuring 50 people.

A drumbeat of critiques and bad headlines have followed the storied American company for years.

FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker is expected to face tough questioning from lawmakers at a House subcommittee hearing on the agency’s oversight of Boeing.

The agency signed off on the safety of the Alaska Airlines jet that lost a part of the wall mid-flight this month.

United is a major Boeing customer but executives said Tuesday that the airline had doubts about when it would get a new, larger model of the Max.