Six Flags lets riders fall while profits roll and feds look away
When an Atlanta educator died falling from a roller coaster, it exposed a federal loophole where corporations police themselves and ordinary families pay the price.
By Maya Ellison ·
When an Atlanta educator died falling from a roller coaster, it exposed a federal loophole where corporations police themselves and ordinary families pay the price.
By Maya Ellison ·
Six Flags prioritized thrill-seeking over redundant safety, leading to the death of Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem and exposing a regulatory void that protects billionaires over families.
By Maya Ellison ·
In my father’s lumber yard in Lynchburg, a contract was a sacred thing.
By Caroline Ashford ·