As gas prices fluctuate and flights get more expensive, US Americans are rediscovering trains — only to find a system built to move boxes, not people.

A driver was arrested in Connecticut on Wednesday afternoon after the state police tracked a vehicle that was allegedly displaying a stolen license plate.

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Ford Motor Company has recalled more than 740,000 vehicles due to an issue with the transmission park pawl. Here are the ...