Cleanup efforts have begun after close to 3,500 barrels of crude oil spilled into an agricultural field in North Dakota after a Keystone pipeline employee heard a “mechanical bang” from the System on Tuesday morning — according to a statement by managing company South Bow.
Read More North Dakota: Cleanup Underway After Keystone Pipeline Spills Nearly 3,500 Barrels Of Crude Oil
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) increased the risk status of Frito-Lay’s due to an undeclared ingredient in the chips that has the potential to “cause death” for some consumers.
Read More Frito-Lay Tostitos Chips Recall Upgraded To ‘Class I’ As Consumption ‘Could Cause Death’ For Some
The Trump administration announced on Friday a massive investment by a major pharmaceutical industry company.
Read More Johnson & Johnson To Invest $55B In U.S. Manufacturing Expansion
Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, announced that Canadian furniture maker Prepac is closing down its manufacturing plant in Delta, British Columbia (B.C.), moving all production to its other manufacturing plant in North Carolina — which first opened in 2021.
Read More Canadian Furniture Maker Closes B.C. Plant, Moves Operations To North Carolina Amid Trump Tariffs
One of the final teams to make the 68-team NCAA Tournament field takes on a team that came close to a national title two years ago when North Carolina battles San Diego State in a First Four showdown.
Read More After just making cut, San Diego State, North Carolina to clash
West Virginia’s Governor Patrick Morrisey is calling for an investigation into the NCAA after West Virginia was snubbed from an at-large bid in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Read More W.Va. Governor Threatens Legal Action Over NCAA Tournament Snub, Citing Controversy