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Less than a year after hosting Olympic and Paralympic competitions, the Olympic Aquatics Centre has recently re-opened to the public – delivering on the Games’ long-term vision to bring lasting benefits to local communities, create opportunities for everyday sport, and make smart Read More

For the more than half a million Americans receiving dialysis, treatment doesn’t end when they leave the center. Many patients manage complex medication regimens at home, often taking more than 10 pills daily. Read More

The service, which used to rely on the USPS before a breakup this year, posed challenges for UPS in Q2 due to higher-than-expected costs. Read More

The two companies aim to close the transaction in early 2027, bringing together 50,000 route miles to form “the first transcontinental railroad” in the U.S. Read More

The Interior Department is moving to accelerate the approval of projects that extract minerals from mine waste and make them eligible for federal funding. Read More

The agency notified 50 employees that their jobs would be terminated on Aug. 25. Read More

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is planning to announce the move at an Indiana transportation facility. Read More

Fish and Wildlife Service budget cuts and reduced staffing are at unprecedented levels, said this year’s recipients of the National Wildlife Refuge Association’s awards. Read More