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This Supreme Court ‘victory’ for oil giants is not what it seems

For millions of years, the Mississippi River flowed unchecked, carrying roughly 400 million metric tons of sediment down to Louisiana,

Kim Booker never thought much about lead during her roughly 27 years living in Trenton, New Jersey. Born and raised

On the first day of the Army’s most elite combat engineering competition, the winning team made an error that could

The U.S. Marine Corps announced that established uniform and grooming standards must be met within 12 months, regardless of medical

The U.S. Navy’s premier operational unmanned carrier-based aircraft completed its first test flight on Saturday, the sea service announced. The

The U.S. Air Force wants inexpensive, long-range missiles that can be launched in mass volleys by cargo aircraft. According to

Nearly two decades after the United Nations adopted a landmark declaration on Indigenous rights, advocates say countries still aren’t living

The city has long been a beacon of opportunity, where folks flock to make it big. But metropolises the world

Two years ago today, an intense heat wave engulfed much of Brazil. For five days at the end of April

Recovery from the Hermit’s Peak-Calf Canyon Fire has been daunting. Residents are still waiting for disaster relief payments even as