As payment for all the pain and suffering they are having to endure, Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw has promised to pay every resident in the 44413 zip code of East Palestine, Ohio, $1,000 each. Stating that he is “terribly sorry” about the train wreck, Shaw told reporters that it is actually a really good thing the derailed cars carrying chemicals were intentionally blown up. “Frankly, that... 

Today we join Eric Coppolino in calling for the immediate, total evacuation of East Palestine, Ohio due to the dioxin fallout now taking place there. The full interview with Eric Coppolino will be added to the bottom of this article once it is published (approx. 11 am central, Tuesday). The toxic cloud event that’s dropping extremely toxic dioxins across a large area of residential housing and farmland... 

Another train carrying hazardous chemicals has jumped the tracks, this time in Michigan. The train is operated by Norfolk Southern, the same rail line that operated the train that derailed outside East Palestine, Ohio, earlier this month, spewing tons of toxic liquid and smoke into the atmosphere and the local water table, causing fish and livestock such as chickens to die and scores of residents... 

The situation in East Palestine, Ohio, is much worse than the media is letting on, particularly as it pertains to the widespread release of chemical dioxins. The 14 some-odd tanker cars carrying vinyl chloride that were intentionally blown up released a massive plume of these deadly chemicals, which were spread far and wide, including up the eastern seaboard through Pennsylvania, New York and beyond. Tens... 

Norfolk Southern Railway CEO Alan Shaw published a letter Thursday that read, “We will not walk away, East Palestine.” But already, officials from Norfolk Southern ditched a meeting last night with worried East Palestine, Ohio, residents who were only searching for answers after a freight train with 150 cars (20 of which were carrying hazardous materials) derailed in the small town, resulting... 

Norfolk Southern has a whole lot of explaining to do after a train carrying polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and other noxious chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, near the Pennsylvania border. We are told that after the incident occurred, local police blew up the train and its railcar contents “like a beached whale,” sending untold volumes of “megatoxins” into the sky. The Twitter account...