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What to know about the fight over whether New York should lose $74M for not revoking immigrant commercial driving licensesNew York is suing the federal government. The state is challenging the withholding of nearly $74 million in highway funds. This action foll...- Strict White House policy threatens thousands of American drivers with license loss — are you at risk?The FMCSA’s new CDL rule could affect thousands of truck drivers in the U.S. Non-domiciled drivers may face stricter checks, harder renewal...
- Explosion at US Steel plant in Pennsylvania leaves 2 dead, 10 injuredAn explosion at a U.S. Steel plant in Clairton, Pennsylvania, resulted in two fatalities and multiple injuries, prompting a large emergency...
- US Steel plant explosion in Pennsylvania: 1 dead and 10 injuredA severe explosion at Pennsylvania’s Clairton Coke Works has left one worker dead, ten injured, and another missing. Rescue teams are searc...
- US Steel Clairton Coke Works: what to know about the Pennsylvania plant after explosion injures severalAn explosion at US Steel’s Clairton Coke Works in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, injured several people but caused no reported fatalities....
- Deadly blast at Pennsylvania US Steel plant kills one, leaves two missingAn explosion at the US Steel Clairton Coke Works near Pittsburgh has resulted in multiple injuries and a declared mass casualty incident. E...
- Trump orders faster build-out of nuclear power plantsPresident Trump signed executive orders to boost nuclear power, aiming to quadruple capacity by 2050. The orders streamline regulations, po...
- Berkshire's cash sets record as Buffett sells Apple, BofA; operating profit fallsWarren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway continued to reduce its stock holdings in Q3, selling 100 million Apple shares and boosting its cash re...
- From AI to steel, blue is the new green for power-hungry industryThree Mile Island nuclear power station in Pennsylvania is reopening to supply electricity to Microsoft's data centers. Tech giants like Mi...
- US nuclear plants won't power up Big Tech's AI ambitions right awayTech companies are scrambling to meet a surge in energy demand from data centers to power generative AI. But tapping the nuclear system inv...
- US nuclear plant Three Mile Island to reopen to power MicrosoftMicrosoft will use this energy to support power grids in the mid-Atlantic states around Washington DC, a region considered an internet cros...
- Flying windows, fatal turbulence: Is flying in planes safe right now? Here is how to understand disruptionsAir travel disruptions, from minor mechanical issues to severe incidents, often cause anxiety but are rarely dangerous. Aviation experts st...
- The race to link our brains to computers is hotting upBillions of dollars are flowing into a clutch of specialist companies hunting for treatments for some of the most debilitating ailments.
- Biden’s climate law will supercharge emerging green tech globallyIt is estimated that the impact of the climate law can turn out to be more sustainable outside the United States by end of the century.
- Fukushima’s $70 billion cleanup leaves foreign firms in coldSafely dismantling the Japanese power plant, wrecked by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, will cost about 8 trillion yen ($68 billion), near...
- Golfing great Arnold Palmer, who led 'Arnie's Army,' dies at 87PEOPLE-GOLF-ARNOLDPALMER:Golfing great Arnold Palmer, who led 'Arnie's Army,' dies at 87
- Big Taxi's dirty old war with Uber; meet the cab industry's fiercest mudslingersUber is a textbook example of what happens when an aggressive newcomer enters a business that's gone unchallenged for decades.
- Ratan Tata elected to National Academy of EngineeringTata Group Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata along with eight Indian Americans has been elected to the prestigious National Academy of Engineeri...
- Japan workers at risk of heat burstsJapan's damaged nuclear plant may be in danger of emitting sudden bursts of heat and radiation, undermining efforts to cool the reactors an...
- Toyota CEO apologizes for recall, accidentsToyoda, the automaker's 53-year-old chief executive, says the company grew too fast to keep up with safety controls. Toyota Etios | Toyota ...
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