Explore

Judge Delays Civil Trial Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse Amid Settlements

Judge Delays Civil Trial Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse Amid Settlements

A federal judge has postponed a civil trial concerning the 2024 collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. This decision follows a series of last-minute settlements that resolved most of the outstanding claims, including those related to the deaths of six construction workers. These workers were involved in pothole repairs when a container ship, the Dali, lost power and collided with the bridge. The trial, initially set to begin with opening statements, has been delayed indefinitely to allow for further legal discussions that might lead to additional settlements. The unresolved claims primarily involve economic losses claimed by businesses and local governments. The city of Baltimore, among others, has requested the trial's delay. The judge expressed frustration over the timing of the settlements but acknowledged that such developments are common in civil cases.

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour Across Five U.S. Cities

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour Across Five U.S. Cities

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour Across Five U.S. Cities

NTSB Report Clarifies Incident: Light Pole Debris Strikes Baltimore Truck on New Jersey Turnpike

NTSB Report Clarifies Incident: Light Pole Debris Strikes Baltimore Truck on New Jersey Turnpike

A recent report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has clarified an incident involving debris on the New Jersey Turnpike. The report indicates that debris from a light pole struck a truck from Baltimore, rather than an aircraft as initially speculated. This finding comes after an investigation into the incident, which had raised concerns about potential aviation safety issues. The debris impact occurred on a busy section of the turnpike, a major transportation route, highlighting the importance of infrastructure maintenance and safety checks.

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour with Phone-Free Shows

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour with Phone-Free Shows

Dave Chappelle Announces 2026 Summer Standup Tour with Phone-Free Shows

Contending is hard, actually, and the Yankees have been both good and lucky

Contending is hard, actually, and the Yankees have been both good and lucky

There are many ways for a season to go wrong. Avoiding them takes both skill and luck.

U.S. Deportation of Filipino Sailors Raises Concerns Over Due Process and Immigration Policy

U.S. Deportation of Filipino Sailors Raises Concerns Over Due Process and Immigration Policy

A significant number of Filipino sailors have been deported from the United States since 2025, with over 200 cases reported. These sailors, including Michael James Garcia, have been accused of possessing child sexual abuse material but have not been formally charged. The deportations have occurred across various U.S. ports, including Baltimore, San Diego, and Port Canaveral. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has stated that these actions are part of efforts to combat child exploitation. However, the sailors claim they were not shown evidence of the accusations, and their visas were revoked without due process. The Pilipino Workers Center has documented these cases, highlighting the lack of charges or prosecutions against the sailors.

How Hearing Loss Sneaks Up on Women

How Hearing Loss Sneaks Up on Women

Dr. Julie Norin, audiologist and professor at Towson University, joins us to discuss why hearing health matters—especially for women. In this episode we cover how untreated hearing loss can affect cognitive function, what tinnitus means, how life changes like perimenopause/menopause can make ...

Browns stuff, and more: Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban, QB competition

Browns stuff, and more: Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban, QB competition

From the Browns Myles Garrett trade, Brendan Sorsby, Nick Saban’s push, and more thoughts from Barry

Judge Delays Civil Trial Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse After Settlements

Judge Delays Civil Trial Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse After Settlements

A federal judge has postponed the civil trial concerning the 2024 collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. This decision follows a series of last-minute settlements that resolved most of the claims related to the incident. The collapse occurred when the container ship Dali lost power and collided with the bridge, resulting in the deaths of six construction workers. These workers were engaged in pothole repairs at the time of the accident. U.S. District Judge James Bredar, who was set to preside over the trial, expressed frustration over the timing of the settlements but acknowledged that such resolutions are common in civil cases. The trial, initially scheduled to begin with opening statements, has been postponed indefinitely to allow for further legal discussions that might lead to additional settlements. The unresolved claims primarily involve economic losses claimed by businesses and local governments.

AL All-Star voting: Orioles cases to make the team

AL All-Star voting: Orioles cases to make the team

Obviously, you have to vote for every Oriole, but how many of them actually deserve it?

Bengals News (6/5): Could a Kris Jenkins trade go down?

Bengals News (6/5): Could a Kris Jenkins trade go down?

It would be quick to move on, but it could reflect the recent moves the Bengals made.

When to buy a home instead of renting, according to Scott Galloway

When to buy a home instead of renting, according to Scott Galloway

Owning a home has long been considered a central tenet of financial freedom. In the modern economic environment, however, whether it makes more financial sense to buy a home or continue renting is far more nuanced than it once was. Historically, a common method for determining when to buy a house ...