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The 16 were born in a series of hatches this year to Mommy and Abrazzo. The parents are both estimated to be about 100 years old.

The new policy comes after two years of controversy involving public backlash, staff departures and high-level leadership changes.

Grid operator PJM is under increasing scrutiny over rising electricity costs. Lawmakers want a clearer look at how the nonprofit operates.

Mascots need frequent breaks, hydration and proper ventilation to stay cool, and a mix of vodka and water helps combat odors inside their costumes.

A little-known organization called PJM Interconnection directs the flow of electricity. Here’s how its actions can impact your bills.

The decision follows President Donald Trump’s move to block plans for offshore wind development.

Over a billion young people are at risk of hearing loss in part due to headphone use. Audiologists weigh in on the risk, and how to protect your ears.

Federal Transit Administration describes buses as a “green deal initiative” that “backfired.”

Researchers say that months of instability have already damaged the future pipeline of U.S. scientists and discoveries.

Firefighting foam containing toxic PFAS chemicals has contaminated drinking water supplies across the U.S.

Beach patrollers say they’re seeing the most jellyfish activity in recent memory. Lewes Beach had over four times as many stings in July compared to the same month last year.

The settlement resolves lawsuits pertaining to toxic chemical contamination at four industrial sites.

The program is geared toward customers with incomes too high to qualify for some existing energy assistance programs.

Two rules designed to promote cleaner cars were already effectively eliminated. With the EPA suggesting not considering carbon dioxide to be pollution, the last could fall.

Organizers campaigned on salary increases and job security, especially for international scholars. They will soon bargain on a contract.