[ad_1] Norfolk Southern announced on Tuesday that it agreed to pay $600 million to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from a February 2023 derailment of a train carrying hazardous materials
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[ad_1] The Agriculture Department said on Tuesday that low-income women and children eligible for a food aid program would receive more cash for purchases of fruits and vegetables, with less
MoreWIC Food Aid Program Updates Provisions for Mothers and Children
[ad_1] Patti Sietz-Honig, a video editor at Fox 5 in New York, filed a complaint in 2022. The cost of seeing a specialist for chronic back pain had spiked, and
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[ad_1] Peter Higgs, who predicted the existence of a new particle that came to be named after him (as well as God) and sparked a half-century, worldwide, billion-dollar search for
MorePeter Higgs, Nobelist Who Discovered the ‘God Particle,’ Dies at 94
[ad_1] Zwickau, a city in Germany’s east, may not be as famous as Detroit, but its economy has revolved around internal combustion engines since August Horch established Audi here at
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[ad_1] Multiple Republican candidates in swing-state races aligned themselves with former President Donald J. Trump after he said abortion access should be left up to the states, avoiding mention of
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[ad_1] New Yorkers, beware: If you come across a bird or animal that is sick, dead or behaving strangely, keep yourself and your pets at a safe distance. The bird
[ad_1] A key area of the Atlantic Ocean where hurricanes form is already abnormally warm, much warmer than an ideal swimming pool temperature of about 80 degrees and on the
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[ad_1] As the moon blocked the view of the sun across parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada on Monday, the celestial event managed another magnificent feat: It got
[ad_1] The financial crisis facing nonprofit theaters in America has captured the attention of Congress, where a group of Democratic lawmakers is introducing legislation that would direct $1 billion annually
MoreNonprofit Theaters Are in Trouble. Lawmakers Are Proposing Help.
[ad_1] The new regulation is aimed at reducing the risk of cancer for people who live close to plants emitting toxic chemicals. [ad_2] Source link Credit: NYTimes.com
[ad_1] In a letter to Republicans, the far-right lawmaker from Georgia said the speaker had presided over a “complete and total surrender” to Democrats and President Biden, and must change
MoreGreene Escalates Threat Against Johnson, Making the Case for His Ouster
