A private energy company is abandoning a proposal to store nuclear waste at a site in southeastern New Mexico. … [Read more...] about Energy company abandons proposal to store nuclear waste at site in New Mexico
Israel-Hamas ceasefire takes shape amid jubilation on both sides, though thorny questions remain
President Trump boasted Thursday that Israeli hostages in Gaza would be home in days, the Pentagon drafted plans to lead a peacekeeping force in the region and the Israeli government approved a ceasefire with Hamas. … [Read more...] about Israel-Hamas ceasefire takes shape amid jubilation on both sides, though thorny questions remain
Ecuador’s Noboa faces escalating protests over rise in diesel costs
Nearly three weeks of striking bus drivers and roadblocks by angry farmers in response to the government's increase of diesel fuel costs have put Ecuador President Daniel Noboa in one of the tensest moments of his presidency. … [Read more...] about Ecuador’s Noboa faces escalating protests over rise in diesel costs
Protesters rally across Morocco in final push for reforms before king’s expected address
Morocco's youth-led movement poured back onto the streets Thursday after a midweek pause, hoping their return will be loud enough to push King Mohammed VI into firing the prime minister and delivering long-promised reforms to tackle corruption and improve public services. … [Read more...] about Protesters rally across Morocco in final push for reforms before king’s expected address
Terrapins still seeking answers for nonexistent rushing attack
If Maryland is to beat Nebraska on Saturday -- or any Big Ten team the rest of the season, for that matter -- it will require some semblance of a ground game. Whatever the Terrapins are currently presenting out of their backfield would be hard to even reach that definition. … [Read more...] about Terrapins still seeking answers for nonexistent rushing attack