Tony Stewart is one of NASCAR's most accomplished drivers, but he made headlines for a different reason in August. The professional driver was competing in a dirt-track race in upstate New York when he hit and killed a 20-year-old man, Kevin Ward Jr., while he was outside his vehicle.
Party Bus Tragedy Illustrates Lack Of Regulation
The popularity of party buses has risen dramatically over the past decade. Party bus companies usually target young people, offering an alcohol-fueled adventure with loud music and swanky lighting. Party buses often shuttle people from club to club and allow passengers to drink during the travel time.
Massive Soccer-Concussion Lawsuit Seeks Changes, Not Money
The most popular youth sport in America needs to make serious changes immediately, according to a recent lawsuit brought against the U.S. Soccer Federation, FIFA and other organizations.
Another Train Derailment: How Does This Keep Happening?
Even though it's been nine months, it seems like just yesterday when a Metro North train derailed in the Bronx, killing four and injuring 19. The wreck was supposed to spur safety measures in MTA and NYC transit, but there does not seem to be any improvement.
Think It Is Safe To Walk Near A NYC Construction Site? Think Again
This time of year, it is difficult to go anywhere in the city without encountering construction sites. Of course, construction foremen and government regulators ensure that these zones are safe for residents, pedestrians and motorists, right?
Lincoln Tunnel Crash Shows That Speed Kills
A three-vehicle crash in the Lincoln Tunnel on Tuesday reminds us that speeding is not always a victimless crime.
Medicare's Nursing Home Ratings Are Vulnerable To Fraud
Everyone has heard nursing home horror stories about abuse and neglect, so it can be incredibly stressful to find the right nursing home for your spouse or parent. It would seem that nursing home ratings from Medicare would be reliable, but many are shocked to learn that the rating system is imperfect, at best.
