Despite their critical role in today’s energy mix, combined cycle plants often underinvest in water and steam chemistry ...

Until this reporting, the last known breach at a bauxite refinery occurred in Hungary in 2010. The failure of a red mud ...

Okta (NASDAQ:OKTA) is scheduled to report its earnings on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. Historically, Okta’s stock has shown significant volatility around earnings releases. Over the past five years ...

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SUPREME Court Associate Justice John A. Manglona said the CNMI is “facing serious issues with substance use and mental health, and the traditional approach of waiting until someone breaks the law and ...

Both school districts said that Fowler passed a criminal background check when he was hired in both districts. “We recognize the seriousness of this situation and the understandable concern it may ...

The cover of the future Pope Leo XIV’s dissertation is seen in the foreground, with Pope Leo XIV speaking to journalists in the Paul VI Audience Hall on May 12 in the background. (photo ...

Beth shared a striking photo of herself clad in swimwear and penned the caption: "Today called. It said: Get your legs out. Dig out your swimmers. Live your 'one wild and precious life.' ...

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The background showed no signs of damage, conveying that everything was normal at the key base. Show Full Article In one image, the PM even stood in front of a MiG-29 fighter aircraft, while, in ...

REDMOND, Wash. (KOMO) — Microsoft says it is laying off nearly 3% of its entire workforce. The tech giant didn't disclose the total number of lost jobs but it will amount to about 6,000 people.