Elon Musk's latest fashion statement has got everyone talking for more reasons than one. The tech tycoon took to his social ...

The Metropolitan Railway was the first underground railway, and a photograph taken during an inspection tour of the line ...

And, of course The Hat: handcrafted by American milliner Eric Javits, the boater silhouette was pulled low, casting a shadow over her face and shading her eyes. If you like the metaphor of fashion ...

Kris Kolluri, the new head of NJ Transit, is imploring the union that represents locomotive engineers to come to the table before a possible strike in March. "Let's do it tomorrow. Let's do it today.

NJ Transit’s CEO had a message for members of the locomotive engineer’s union that is on the verge of a strike: he’s ready to negotiate anytime during the next 60 days. But Kris Kolluri also ...

A recent programme to improve rail connectivity in India has been marred by accidents At least 13 people have been killed and five injured after they fled rumours of a fire on board their train in ...

Melania Trump, alongside Donald Trump wearing the hat designed by Eric Javits.Scott Olson (Getty Images) It was not the first time that the firm sent a press release about Melania Trump’s wardrobe, ...

Melania Trump’s inaugural headwear may have made quite the statement, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that she’s ushering in a “make hats great again” fashion era, according to a White ...

The train was traveling 15 miles per hour, according to the train engineer's account to police. No criminal investigation was conducted by police. Alaskan Way is a popular pedestrian area known ...

A presidential emergency board has sided with NJ Transit for the second time over contract negotiations between the railroad agency and the locomotive engineers' union. And a 60-day countdown has ...

The train engineer told officers he was going 15 mph and was two miles from his final destination. Police said no criminal investigation was conducted. The collision's location was at the north ...

The train engineer told officers he was traveling 15 mph and was 2 miles from his destination. Police did not conduct a criminal investigation, the department said in its blog post.