Florida’s Leprosy Crisis: A Rare Disease Making an Unexpected Comeback
Florida's leprosy cases hit a record 36 in 2025 as armadillos spread Hansen's disease. Why the ancient illness is resurging—and who is at risk.
Yosemite’s Hidden Summer Threat: When Healthy Trees Turn Deadly
Yosemite's 'Summer Branch Drop' warning: healthy trees shed deadly limbs in extreme heat. After a hiker's death, learn the science and how to stay safe.
Kentucky Organ Procurement Group Decertified After Federal Review Finds Systemic Safety Failures
Federal regulators decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope after finding repeated organ procurement safety failures. Every US procurement group must now appoint a Patient Safety
McDonald’s Franchisee Expands Backpack Program, Distributing 500 Free School Supply Kits
A McDonald's franchisee expanded its annual backpack programme, handing out more than 500 free school supply kits to students and showing how local partnerships
The Carbon Cost of Elon Musk’s Flying Habits
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and second richest person in the world, reportedly utilized his private jet 134 times in 2022, according to a tweet from a Twitter account that tracks his
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Wyoming’s Plans to End EV Sales by 2035 to Safeguard Oil & Gas Industry
The State of Wyoming is open to the possibility of banning the electric vehicle sales of by 2035. This new bid comes in effort to preserve its oil and gas industry. A
Burning Man Sues To Halt Proposed Geothermal Plant In Nevada
The annual Burning Man festival returned to the Nevada desert last summer after a two-year absence due to COVID-19. However, organizers are concerned that the serene environment may be disrupted by a
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U.S. Updates Offshore Wind Energy Regulations to Meet Climate Target
On Thursday, the U.S. Department of the Interior announced that it will be updating regulations concerning the development of wind energy facilities on the outer continental shelf. The renewal comes in order
Hammer Attack on Shark Leads to Tougher Fishing Laws in Florida
Florida wildlife authorities are investigating an incident that was caught on camera, in which a man appears to be dragging a dead shark along a beach after it is alleged that he
Explosion Leads to Major Fire at Carus Chemical Facility in Illinois
On Wednesday morning at 9am, a blast occurred at the Carus Chemical facility located in LaSalle, Illinois, which is situated around 100 miles southwest of Chicago and has a population of fewer
The Comeback Of Fossil Fuels: US Oil And Gas Industry Defies Clean Energy Push
The Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdowns lead to the significant drop in revenue, ultimately resulting in the company filing for security against their bankruptcy due to its over-ambitious expansion. But, in the
US Navy Seizes Fishing Vessel Trafficking 2116 AK-47 Assault Rifles From Iran
On January 6th, a U.S. naval operation seized a fishing vessel in the Gulf of Oman, which led to the discovery of 2,116 AK-47 assault rifles trafficked. It was travelling through international
Four Native American Tribes Agree To Revised Fishing Policy For Great Lake
Four Native American tribes in Michigan have reached an agreement with state and federal officials on a revised fishing policy for parts of three Great Lakes, according to officials. The deal concerns
Millions Might Lose Midicaid If Congress Pass New Legislation
The legislation will put an end to a COVID-19 public health emergency rule that forbade states from kicking people off Medicaid. In a letter to the president on Monday, 25 Republican governors
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