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Service interruption of a mainline track may occur due to various events, including treefall, rock falls, washouts, or derailed rail vehicles. There is a need for technology to aid the [...]

Several years ago, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) installed a specially designed adjustable track at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) in Pueblo, Colo. This track, referred to as the High-Speed [...]

Rolling Stone's article discusses the potential return of Donald Trump to power and the implications it may have on American society. The article highlights concerns about the impact on the rule of law, reproductive health care, and the environment, as well as the influence of Trump's plutocratic allies. The publication emphasizes its commitment to reporting on these critical issues and holding the administration accountable. Additionally, the article mentions positive feedback on an interview with Zach Bryan and Springsteen, showcasing the connection between different generations of music fans. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a letter from the Executive Editor of Rolling Stone, Sean Woods, endorsing Kamala Harris for President. The letter highlights the unique political season and the dangers facing the country, such as foreign wars, rising temperatures, and a toxic cult of personality within the Republican Party. It criticizes Donald Trump's handling of various issues and argues that he is unfit for office. In contrast, the letter praises Kamala Harris for her record as a prosecutor, senator, and vice president, emphasizing her dedication to the rule of law, democratic norms, and working across party lines. The letter concludes by urging readers to vote for a future where America can move forward. [Extracted from the article]

This article is a tribute to the late journalist Evan Wright, who was known for his in-depth reporting and willingness to delve into the lives of those he interviewed. The author reflects on their experience working with Wright on a series of articles about the Iraq War, which later became a book and an HBO miniseries. Wright's work was characterized by its raw and unvarnished portrayal of the subjects he covered, and he was known for immersing himself in various subcultures. Despite his troubled past and struggles with PTSD, Wright remained a generous and curious journalist until the end of his life. The article also briefly mentions the positive reception of a recent issue of Rolling Stone, praising its new layout and featuring of Vice President Kamala Harris. [Extracted from the article]