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There was a time when oil and gas companies happily linked themselves to the idea of planet-wide environmental changes. “Each day Humble supplies enough energy to melt 7 million tons of glacier!” boasts the headline from a 1962 double-page spread in Life magazine for Humble Oil, now part of ExxonMobil.

Small, independently owned “mom and pop” restaurants are often the heart of local communities. They offer unique flavors, personal service, and a distinct character that chain establishments can’t replicate. However, these beloved businesses operate on notoriously thin profit margins even in good times. The recent surge in inflation has presented…

Twenty-two plaintiffs between ages seven and 25 allege government is engaging in unlawful executive overreach

Creating a safer neighborhood doesn’t always require hefty budgets or complex initiatives; often, it’s the collective small actions that make the biggest impact. This article explores eight cost-effective strategies that can significantly enhance the security and well-being of your community. By working together and implementing these practical tips, residents can…

When you “grocery shop near me,” you’re entering a carefully orchestrated environment. Supermarkets and the big brands they carry employ sophisticated strategies to influence your spending. These tactics are designed to be subtle, playing on psychology and habit. While offering convenience and choice, the modern grocery store is also engineered…

Hosepipe ban could follow, says Environment Agency, after England had driest February-April period on record

The region is the first in England to move into drought status – despite recent rain – following one of the driest springs on record.

The ID.4 and ID. Buzz won’t be more expensive, “despite the increased cost of doing business in the current environment.”

The company is managing to navigate a volatile macro environment marked by shifting trade policy.