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Michael R. Sisak
Associated Press
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Safety
Helicopter Company Exploited Regulatory Loophole
A company aircraft crashed in a New York City river last year, trapping all five passengers in their harnesses.
Regulation
Busts Highlight Confusion over Hemp
The extract that's used in everything from candy to coffee is legally derived from hemp plants, which look and smell an awful lot like that other cannabis ...
Operations
Opioid Lawsuit Hits Billionaire Family
The state amended an existing lawsuit against pill maker Purdue Pharma to add members of its controlling Sackler family as defendants.
Product Development
Controversial Phone-Tracking Device
This is how they got to Michael Cohen.
Operations
Amazon's Exit Might Keep Out Tech Companies
In the New York area, the average computer-related job pays roughly $104,000 a year, about $15,000 above the national average.
Operations
Transformer Explosion at Electrical Plant
The blast set the skies above New York City ablaze in an eerie, pulsing blue light.
Product Development
Nearly 300 Have Died in Preventable Train Crashes
The critical speed-control technology has been pushed off for close to five decades.
Safety
Amtrak Didn't Wait for System
The rush to launch service on a new, faster Amtrak route came at a deadly cost
Safety
Train Was Speeding 50 mph Over Limit
The data recorder in the rear locomotive showed the train was going 80 mph in a 30 mph zone when it derailed along a curve.
Safety
'Distracted Engineer' Hard to Believe
The explanation has been call everything from a "whitewash" to a "quantum leap."