Thessaloniki, Greece is unveiling a new subway system showcasing archaeological discoveries that delayed the project for decades. The 9.6-kilometer line, set to open on Nov. 30, features driverless trains and archaeological artifacts spanning centuries unearthed during construction. The project, with a cost of 3 billion euros, integrates ancient and modern elements, including Roman-era roads and Byzantine artifacts, delighting residents after years of bureaucratic delays.
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Yellowstone wreck driver was at twice the legal alcohol limit, police say
A recent crash involving a pickup truck and a tour van near Yellowstone National Park resulted in seven fatalities, including the driver, Isaiah Moreno, 25, who had a blood alcohol level of .20%, more than twice the legal limit. The collision occurred when Moreno's vehicle crossed the center line on U.S. Highway 20, leading to both vehicles igniting in flames; six victims were from China, Italy, and California. Survivors were hospitalized, and police emphasized the...
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