The documentary creators discuss how they took a oft-told story about the gold-medal run and made it feel fresh.

The Charles Street Jail, completed in 1851, housed some of Boston’s most notorious criminals for nearly 150 years. But in 1973, prisoners revolted over poor living conditions, and the jail was ...

An unmistakable Art Deco building right by the beach, Loews is as Miami as it gets. With 790 guest rooms and suites, there is ...

What it's like to ride the most legendary railways around the world—from the Scottish Highlands to the Peruvian Andes.

The service reduction is necessary to connect one track of the new Portal North Bridge to existing systems. Amtrak will also reduce the number of weekday Acela, Northeast Regional and Keystone trains.

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There's no shortage of luxury trains to choose from in Europe or Asia, from the glamorous Royal Scotsman to the iconic Golden Eagle. But in the US, most rail journeys are limited to Amtrak trains—and ...

An ambitious plan to start train service between New York to Los Angeles via the Lehigh Valley in time for America’s 250th birthday and the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been rejected by Amtrak. Last year, ...

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TO RIDE ON Brightline, a private passenger train in Florida, is a luxurious experience. A “premium” journey begins in a lounge with four kinds of beer on tap; the train itself has smart leather seats ...