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Ever started a DIY project at home and thought, “What could go wrong?” Most people don’t expect their weekend fix to land them in trouble with federal law. But it happens more often than you’d think. Some home improvements, repairs, or creative builds can cross the line into illegal territory—sometimes…

Northern Dynasty Minerals (NYSE:NAK) closed sharply lower on Thursday, losing 31% after insider trading disclosures revealed share sales by key executives. The selloff erased gains following the July 4 announcement that the company is in talks to potentially resolve a legal standoff with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over the…

UN office reports 757 settler attacks since January, up 13 percent from 2024, as deaths since January near 1,000.

EPA’s move comes as it slashes funding for climate research and cuts staff for weather forecasting and scientific agencies

Some home tools seem harmless. You buy them, use them, and don’t think twice. But did you know that some tools you keep in your garage or shed could actually be illegal to use in your state? Laws change from state to state, and what’s fine in one place could…

Arne Slot’s squad face an emotional afternoon at Preston on Sunday but believe it is better to start again at Deepdale than on tour in Hong Kong

President praises flood response while state department begins issuing first of more than 1,350 termination notices – key US politics stories from Friday 11 July 2025

Guardian analysis heightens concerns on whether the air around many large factories is, or will be, safe to breathe

Pfas-laden pesticides and sewage sludge used as fertilizer move into crops and nearby water sources