Trump administration advances plan to cut protections for largest national forest
The Trump administration has announced it will move forward with a plan to roll back regulations protecting millions of acres in America’s largest national forest
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Hand injury keeps David Andrews out of practice again
Patriots center David Andrews was spotted at the team’s practice Thursday by reporters, but his presence at the field didn’t include participation in the session.
First evidence that air pollution particles and metals are reaching the placenta
Pollution particles, including metals, have been found in the placentas of fifteen women in London, according to research led by Queen Mary University of London.
Investors brace for months of big market swings as virus, political worries loom
Investors are bracing for an extended period of market volatility as worries over a potential resurgence in coronavirus cases and political uncertainty roil stocks. The
TikTok and WeChat both managed to avoid their Sunday bans
On Friday, it looked like the US was ready to ban new downloads of TikTok and WeChat, two popular China-based apps that the Trump administration
Police confiscate 345,000 recycled condoms in Vietnam
Police in Vietnam have confiscated an estimated 345,000 used condoms which had been cleaned and resold as new, state media reported. Footage by state-owned Vietnam
Tom Brady not fazed by lack of throws to Rob Gronkowski
Tight end Rob Gronkowski eagerly followed quarterback Tom Brady to Tampa. Now that they’re back together, Brady is paying more attention to his new friends.
Faulty transportation of messenger RNA is the culprit in neurodegenerative diseases
As the current COVID-19 crisis has shown, the disruptions that occur when transportation cannot proceed as usual are system-wide, affecting individual lives, companies, and the
Nikola share slump deepens as founder resigns
Shares of electric-truck maker Nikola Corp NKLA.O tumbled as much as 30% on Monday after founder Trevor Milton stepped down following claims of nepotism and
ActBlue sees huge surge in small-dollar donations following Ginsburg’s death
ActBlue, the FEC-certified Democratic fundraising site, says its fundraising following the Friday death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has topped $100 million. The