Will China's dominance of the offshore engineering sector remain little more than a monument to unfulfilled ambition? With 76% of global orders for floating production, storage and offloading ...

As the final days of the school year tick by with alarming speed, parents are shifting into summer mode. For some, that means staring down a sleepaway-camp packing list and then trying not to ...

US judge blocks Trump's mass layoffs in blow to government overhaul A federal judge extended on Thursday a temporary block on a bid by President Donald Trump's administration to lay off hundreds ...

Inside the Vision's safe room, you'll find altars to turn the masks on or off; once activated, their effects will apply immediately and be shown in your UI. Mix and match challenges or go full ...

Big Four accountancy group EY and corporate law firms Arthur Cox and Mason Hayes & Curran have emerged as the biggest fee-earners from 15 years of regulatory investigations and an inquiry into ...

Falling tobacco tax revenues are disrupting the future of a state program for health and development services for young children, prompting the San Diego County Board of Supervisors to inject $4.3 ...

While the filter demonstrates high filtration efficiency, its airflow resistance is currently higher than the standards required for face masks, indicating that additional development is necessary ...

Graham offered his own version: “You could parachute him into an island full of cannibals and come ... batteries, water, gas masks from the Israeli Defense Force, and a big patch of land in ...

“Our crew delivered a really impressive movie, and yours truly did some stunts and action — without a harness, sometimes,” she said. “Don't tell Netflix.” Theron quipped about how ...

Pavement staged their first late-night TV performance in 15 years Thursday, playing their surprise viral hit “Harness Your Hopes” on The Late Show. While the reunited cult alt-rock band don ...

The full moon sets behind St. Isaac’s Cathedral in St. Petersburg, Russia, on May 13, 2025. Fadel Senna / AFP / Getty A view of the Abu Dhabi skyline, seen beyond sand dunes, on May 14, 2025 ...

Over the past billion years, the Earth’s continental crust has generated a massive amount of hydrogen. Theoretically, this could be enough to power humanity for at least 170,000 years.