Fatal D.C. rail crash blamed on lax oversight and faulty circuit
The NTSB found a defective electronic circuit and an anemic safety culture at WMATA led to the June 2009 Fort Totten Metro crash that killed eight passengers and a train operator. Recommendations urge removing old cars, adding onboard event recorders, and tightening safety oversight across major systems.
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Treasury to hold conference on Fannie Freddie future
The Obama administration will host an August 17 conference at the Treasury to discuss the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Geithner said the plan will likely bring fundamental change to the mortgage system, not preserve the current form. The mortgage giants have cost taxpayers about 145 billion dollars as the government controls nearly half of U.S. mortgages.
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