As a frequent rider, I think the Amtrak Builder, Cascades, and California Zephyr are some of the most beautiful train routes in North America.

As the U.S. Department of Transportation notes that for nearly two centuries, “railroads have been an indispensable part of America’s economy, society and way of life.” That indispensability wasn’t ...

Sheboygan’s last passenger train left Penn Avenue depot in 1971, ending decades of rail service and marking the end of a local transportation era.

In the early 1820s, before electricity or telephones railroads expanded and helped a growing nation expand. It was 200 years ago, and the steam engine whistle and sound of an approaching train ...

Team USA men's gymnastics looks to bring home the gold from the Paris Olympics this summer and start their quest for it on Saturday, July 27. Paul Juda of Team USA trains on the pommel horse during a ...

Sam Altman-led OpenAI recently signed an agreement with the US Department of War to deploy technology on the department's ...

If you, like me, have become emotionally attached to a zoo animal via social media, then I don’t have to explain the Punch phenomenon to you. For everyone else, Punch ...

The NFL legend said the ride was so loud he couldn’t hear his own screams. Jason Kelce trained with USA Bobsled Team in Park City, Utah. He documented his intense bobsled experience on his YouTube ...

Jason Kelce is always up to something. And it's usually something super fun, whether he's filming a Super Bowl commercial for his and Travis Kelce's Garage Beer brand, or creating a badass Predator ...

Team USA speed skaters are encountering difficulties with soft ice conditions at the Milan Olympics, leading to several crashes during competitions. Top medal contender Corinne Stoddard fell three ...

CFOTODuring testing on the Shanghai–Chengdu line, the CR450 hit a top speed of 453 km/h (281 mph), setting a new benchmark for wheel‑on‑rail high‑speed trains. CFOTODespite being faster, it uses 20% ...

When Matt Padgett’s grandparents couldn’t find him, they always knew where to look — a couple blocks down the road by the train tracks. “As a little kid, when I was about 3 or 4, and I’d go to my ...