Tunnel

Like a scene from action movie "Daylight," one driver captured water spilling into a New York tunnel under the Hudson River on Tuesday evening.

It was like a scene of a heist movie—but weirder, an FBI special agent said.

Most of the 376 people who entered the country on Monday crawled through holes dug by smugglers.

Mexican and U.S. law enforcement agencies discovered a highly sophisticated underground tunnel—featuring a rail system and solar-powered lighting—running underneath the border between Mexico and California.

The tunnel, which is 22 feet deep and is 590 feet long, went from a house in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico, to a former KFC in San Luis, Arizona, according to federal authorities.

More than 30 people were reportedly injured in the Friday morning collision.

City council members are hoping to give the project a boost.

The Boring Company is competing to build a high-speed "loop" connecting downtown Chicago to O'Hare International Airport.

The four men had been jailed on drug and fraud charges.

El-Sissi's Washington visit comes amid Trump's proposed budget cuts that would reduce spending on U.S. foreign aid.

The mile-long tunnel through the Stad Peninsula would involve blasting through 7.5 million tons of rock.

A bridge is off the table, the Kremlin's transport envoy says, but a tunnel is not.

The discovery of the tunnel dug by Jews to escape extermination by the Nazis raises hopes—and disturbing questions.

An additional 460 police officers will also be deployed at the "New Jungle" camp.

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin calls proposal "biggest, boldest and most far-reaching roads programme for decades"

The Jewish National Burial Society has come up with a solution to overcrowding in Israel's graveyards