Amtrak to install inward facing cameras on Northeast trains
Amtrak will fit inward facing video cameras to 70 ACS-64 locomotives on the Northeast Corridor by year end to monitor operators, following a May derailment in Philadelphia. The move expands beyond the current forward facing track cameras and comes amid an FDA prompted safety review led by lawmakers and the Federal Railroad Administration.
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Baltimore Faces Surge in Homicides and Violence
Baltimore records 133 homicides and 693 shootings this year by May 17, as city officials address a fractured police community relation. Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Police Commissioner Batts seek aggressive steps after Freddie Gray’s death and ensuing unrest.
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Texas man charged in IS travel conspiracy arrest in Istanbul
Asher Abid Khan of Spring Texas was charged by federal prosecutors with aiding an Islamic State travel plan and attempting to join the group in Syria. He traveled to Istanbul before being stopped and sent back after his mother’s health was cited. The FBI traced the plot through a friend’s Facebook posts. Khan faces up to 15 years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine if convicted.
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Obama backs USA Freedom Act as Senate stalls on surveillance
President Obama pressed for quick passage of a new version of the Patriot Act while Senate lawmakers delay over telephone surveillance and records collection. He warned that noncontroversial tools to thwart terror could lapse at midnight Sunday if action stalls. Authorities also investigated anonymous threats against trans Atlantic flights prompting air combat escorts and swift FBI inquiries.
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Spy trial opens in Iran for Washington Post reporter
Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian went on trial in Iran on Tuesday on charges of espionage for the United States and propaganda against the Islamic Republic. The proceeding, held in a Revolutionary Court, was closed to the public and family, with no details given on when it will continue.
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Review corrects Hillsong United misname in Empire review
A Monday edition review of Hillsong United's album Empire corrects the band's name after an incorrect listing and notes that star ratings were omitted in some editions. The piece evaluates the worship rock group's latest release, highlighting production and vocal performance across tracks.
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