Justice Department Sues for $100M Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse, Demands Massive Cleanup Costs

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September 20, 2024   Click Movement What's going on in America Justice Department Sues for $100M Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse, Demands Massive Cleanup Costs Alert: 'Suspicious Activity' Reported Near Trump Rally in New York U.S. Cancer Deaths Plunge 33% in 30 Years—But Few Realize the Hidden Risk of Alcohol Justice Department Sues for $100M Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse, Demands Massive Cleanup Costs The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the owner and manager of the cargo ship responsible for the collapse of the Baltimore Bridge. They are seeking more than $100,000,000 that the federal government has spent to clean up the underwater debris, and reopen Baltimore's port. The lawsuit filed in Maryland claims that the electrical and mechanical system on the ship Dali was improperly maintained. This caused it to lose power, and then veer off-course before hitting a support column at the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The lawsuit claims that "this tragedy was completely avoidable." The collapse of the port of Baltimore slowed down commercial shipping for several months before the channel opened fully in June. In a written statement, Attorney General Merrick G. Garland stated that "the Justice Department will ensure that the costs of clearing and reopening Port of Baltimore is borne by companies who caused the crash" rather than by American taxpayers. Read More Congressman's Affair Scandal Takes a Twist—Reporter Caught in the Crossfire Stunning Poll Reveals 28% of Democrats Wish Trump Had Been Assassinated Alert: 'Suspicious Activity' Reported Near Trump Rally in New York NAACP Poll Reveals Black Voters May Be Kamala Harris' Weak Spot Top 5 Diddy Indictment Bombshells: What Legal Experts Say About the Future of the Music Mogul U.S. Cancer Deaths Plunge 33% in 30 Years—But Few Realize the Hidden Risk of Alcohol According to the most recent Cancer Progress Report, the United States has experienced a 33% decrease in the death rate due to cancer from 1991 to 2021. The American Association for Cancer Research released a report on Wednesday that estimates the reduction to be equivalent to 4.1 million saved lives. In the last two decades, cancer deaths among children and adolescents have also decreased by 24%. Read More Trusted by over 200,000 readers,  is your source for daily news and updates, with an editorial focus on politics and policy. We deliver reliable, up to the minute, impartial political news to an audience that obsessively digs deeply to unearth the truth. Written for American Patriots, dedicated to being your most reliable news source.   Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2024 Republicans Report 19354 Watermark Drive, Suite 202 Cornelius, North Carolina 28031, United States of America Powered by beehiiv Terms of Service