If it’s not on fire, does anyone care about Baltimore?

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Jason Fields

Jason Fields

Deputy Opinion Editor at Newsweek with expertise in digital media

发布日期: 2015年5月7日

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More than 12 million people ride the rails through Charm City every year, including some of the most powerful men and women in the nation. It would appear the train is moving at truly blinding speed.

https://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2015/05/07/riding-the-rails-through-an-invisible-city/

 

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