Work on the M27 is “almost complete” as the £83m resurface scheme moves into its final stage. National Highways has thanked ...
A federal judge is allowing construction of the White House ballroom to move forward, rejecting a request by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to temporarily halt President Donald Trump's ...
Neena Potenza, 54, is the chief people officer at Ikea U.S. and has been with the company for 32 years. She joined the company right after college in the U.K. (where she's originally from) to work in ...
The PS5 Pro is Sony’s performance-focused upgrade to the standard PS5. Inside, it keeps the same 8-core Zen 2 CPU, but pairs it with a significantly more powerful RDNA 3 GPU that jumps from around ...
The Trump administration on Thursday said it would reduce the period of time that work permits are valid for refugees, asylees and other immigrants granted legal protections in the U.S., its latest ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Now that Amy Acton has become the presumptive Democratic nominee for Ohio governor next year, prominent labor unions are finally starting to line up behind her candidacy. On Thursday, ...
Business litigator Will Barnette joined King & Spalding in Atlanta this week after 21 years with The Home Depot. Baker Donelson grew its Raleigh, North Carolina, office adding health care specialist ...
Joseph McNally grew up as a lawyer in the Los Angeles US attorney’s office. Now he’s one of the latest career prosecutors to leave it. Dozens have departed since Donald Trump became president and Bill ...
L.A. Affairs: Los Angeles chewed me up and spit me out. Did my husband really want us to move there?
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. In the fall of 2019, my husband sat me down in our Hudson Valley kitchen, which overlooked our old birch. “I think ...
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Peninsula Pacific Entertainment has reached a significant milestone in the Cedar Crossing Casino project, with the completion of the roof marking the property as fully enclosed.
The Trump administration unveiled a sweeping plan Tuesday to sidestep Congress and outsource large pieces of the U.S. Department of Education, telling lawmakers and staff that it would shift work ...
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