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A 1,200-foot asteroid grazes Earth at 1.37M miles, sparking zero impact fears and crossing Mars’ orbit in 2025. What makes it potentially hazardous?

Montana's new map reveals over 1.56M acres of inaccessible state trust lands surrounded by private property. How does this affect public access and conservation funding? Click for all the crucial deta

Toronto sees its latest first snowfall at 0.2 cm while GTA braces for 5 cm more, hazardous roads, and snow emergencies with Gravenhurst buried under 140 cm. What’s driving this winter mayhem?

EPA fines BCP Ingredients $650K after a 7-hour ethylene oxide leak in Missouri; the settlement includes tech upgrades and aid for the community. Ethylene oxide exposure poses serious health risks.

Tesla’s Nevada Gigafactory shatters records with 1,000 Powerwalls built daily, doubling its previous output. What’s fueling this energy surge? See how it shapes the future of home energy solutions.

The U.S. enforces steep tariffs of up to 515% on Chinese LSPTVs, tackling subsidy concerns and reshaping trade dynamics in a move to protect American manufacturers and ensure competitive fairness.

Formula 1 partners with Qatar Airways and DHL to slash 8,000 tonnes of CO₂ in 2024 using sustainable aviation fuel, achieving a 19% reduction in emissions while targeting net-zero by 2030.

Absenteeism among Native students hit a staggering 76%, but San Carlos Unified cut it to 59% with cultural support. What drove this success, and can they sustain it? The answers reveal deeper

Paul Watson, held in Greenland since July, awaits Denmark’s extradition decision due Dec. 18. Japan’s 14-year pursuit for his extradition raises questions on human rights and legal independence.

Supreme Court debates FDA's flavored vape ban: Will it protect youth or stifle adult smoking cessation efforts?