Last year the Swiss start-up Sun-Ways rolled out the world’s first solar railways as a three year pilot program to check on the feasibility of installing solar panels between active tracks. The first year of the program was such a success that it’s likely the program will become permanent and expand, according to EuroNews. There […]
Seattle’s (5-17) offense struggled to consistently score as the Portland Fire (9-12) walked out of Climate Pledge Arena with a 77-72 win to take a 2-0 lead in the renewed I5 rivalry. Dominique Malonga only played 19 minutes as she was in foul trouble early in the first quarter and was forced to ride the […]
As Americans celebrate their country’s 250th anniversary by blowing as many fingers and toes off as possible, it is important that we remember the legacy of the Indian boarding schools that were a key part of our government’s ethnic cleansing of indigenous cultures throughout this country. The Washington State attorney general’s office has been tasked […]
In 1919, the Michigan Supreme Court handed down a decision in Dodge V. Ford that set the expectation that corporate officers had to prioritize the profit of a company’s shareholders over the well being of its employees and customers. The decision came because the Dodge brothers sued Henry Ford over his decision to slash special […]
The federal Department of Justice has ignored 49 U.S.C. Section 24308(c) which gives intercity trains the right of way over freight on railroads. This has meant that the freight railroad companies have been able to stifle the growth of Amtrak, regional rail, and commuter routes across the country while introducing frequent delays to the services […]