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Trump administration launches federal investigation into Atlanta's MARTA system after fatal train stabbing

The Trump administration is launching a federal investigation into Atlanta’s troubled transit system after two recent stabbings, including the killing of a 66-year-old woman on a MARTA train.

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Woman fatally stabbed on Atlanta train in ‘senseless’ daylight attack, suspect arrested

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Trump administration to investigate MARTA after 'tragic' stabbings

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FTA launches MARTA investigation following deadly train attack

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced Thursday that he has instructed the Federal Transit Administration to launch an investigation into MARTA, which will look into the transit agency’...

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Atlanta MARTA probe: Feds demand transit crime data after stabbings

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Trump administration announces investigation of MARTA security after stabbing incidents

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Atlanta train stabbing suspect faces new charge as feds weigh death penalty in great-grandmother’s killing

Georgia man faces federal charge carrying possible death penalty for allegedly stabbing a 66-year-old great-grandmother on an Atlanta MARTA train.

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Woman, 66, Was Riding Atlanta Train When Stranger Allegedly Stabbed Her About 20 Times, Killing Her

John Elijah Matthews was charged with the murder of Margaret Swan

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Atlanta train passenger was stabbed 20 times after homeless thug slit her throat in random attack on MARTA

The Atlanta train passenger who was slaughtered in a shocking daylight weekend attack was reportedly stabbed nearly two dozen times in what cops are calling a horrific random assault. John Elijah Matthews,

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GA great-grandmother killed in unprovoked Atlanta train stabbing

A 66-year-old great-grandmother was tragically killed in an unprovoked stabbing on an Atlanta train, leading to federal charges against John Elijah Matthews. Her daughter expresses grief and demands answers regarding transit security.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Is MARTA World Cup ready? New Atlanta trains haven’t passed safety tests.

Days before the World Cup begins in Atlanta, MARTA’s new railcars have not passed required safety tests, raising concerns about delays in a $707 million project.