Biden administration proposes rule to protect workers from extreme heat
Employers would have to take steps to protect tens of millions of U.S. workers from extreme heat under a rule ...
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FEMA urged to add extreme heat, wildfire smoke to list of disasters
A coalition of organizations is calling on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to add extreme heat and wildfire smoke to ...
A rivalry that predates the Civil War is about to heat up with a vote on subsidizing a new stadium
A 170-year-old rivalry is flaring up as Kansas lawmakers try to snatch the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs away from Missouri ...
Xiaomi releases electric car $4K cheaper than Tesla’s Model 3 as price wars heat up
Chinese consumer electronics company Xiaomi revealed Thurs., Dec. 28, 2023, its long-awaited electric car, but declined to share its price ...
Johnson Heads to Border, Turning Up Heat on Biden for an Immigration Deal
Speaker Mike Johnson is kicking off the new year by leading more than 60 House Republicans to the U.S.-Mexico border ...
NFL committed to X partnership as Elon Musk’s social platform gets heat for hate speech
The National Football League is sticking with X, formerly known as Twitter, as Elon Musk's site faces an advertiser revolt ...
Overcrowded, No Heat, Little Light: Inside SBF’s Prison Digs
MDC Brooklyn is a large prison complex encompassing two buildings and housing more than 1,600 male and female prisoners, many ...
Risk of fatal heart attack may double in extreme heat with air pollution, study finds
Soaring heat and fine particulate matter in the air may double your risk of heart attack death, according to a new ...
How hot does a car get in the sun? Here’s why heat can be so deadly in a parked car.
The heat taking over much of the U.S. was nearly deadly for a baby in South Texas, with a viral ...
When El Niño exacerbates global warming: Record heat, record flooding, record wildfires
Traffic warden Rai Rogers mans his street corner during an 8-hour shift under the hot sun in Las Vegas, Nevada ...
