New details on final moments of deadly Ethiopian Airlines flight
The New York Times reports that controllers saw the Boeing 737 Max 8 tilting up and down and “moving unusually fast.” source
Audit ordered for Boeing after Ethiopian Airlines crash
Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao is asking the department’s inspector general to conduct a formal audit of the Boeing 737 Max certification process. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/2TePvIN New details emerge about…
Black box data shows link between 2 crashes: Authorities
Ethiopian authorities say the black box data they checked from the deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash shows “clear similarities” to the Lion Air crash in Indonesia. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/2TePvIN ‘Clear similarities’…
2 Marines killed in helicopter crash during training
The pilots were conducting routine weapons and tactics training in Arizona when the crash occurred, the Marine Corps said, but the cause is still under investigation. source
The deadly side of LA’s high-speed car culture | Nightline
Reckless drivers in high-performance cars have made city streets dangerous. Monique Munoz’s family discusses her death after a teen crashed a Lamborghini into her car at over 100 miles per…
Mexico train crash, Kentucky Derby, stampede in Israel: Week in Photos
A look at the week’s top photos from around the globe. source
ABC News Live Update: Former officers charged with violating George Floyd’s rights
Plus, celebrities speak out for Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day, and a Chinese rocket is expected to crash to Earth. source
By the Numbers: Cryptocurrency crash
A closer look at the falling value of cryptocurrency and what sparked the latest plunge. ABC News Live Prime, Weekdays at 7EST & 9EST WATCH the ABC News Live Stream…
Plane crashes in Las Vegas neighborhood
Authorities at the Nellis Air Force Base said that the contractor-operated plane took off from the base Monday afternoon. The plane crashed a short time later near the edge of…
7 presumed dead after plane crash near Nashville, Tennessee
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, seven people were on board the Cessna when it crashed into a lake near Symrna, Tennessee. source