U.S. Forest Service firefighter Alan Gudino, right, shields his face while battling the Madre fire in San Luis Obispo County in July. (Noah Berger / Associated Press) The U.S. Forest Service has ...
After years of wildland firefighters developing cancer, lung disease and other health issues while not being allowed to wear masks as they work, the U.S. Forest Service will now allow these crews to ...
B.C. residents can book an appointment through the province’s Get Vaccinated program, which sends out text messages, by ...
A well-packed emergency go bag isn't just a collection of gear—it's peace of mind in a backpack. Here's what needs to go in ...
As fall arrives, many people bring pumpkins inside, but high mold levels in Chicagoland-the highest since 2014-make indoor ...
In Anti-ICE Protest, Illinois Democrats Tear-Gassed, Pepper-Sprayed by Federal Agents By Heather Schlitz CHICAGO (Reuters) - In a chaotic scene at an immigration detention facility in the Chicago ...
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Meghan McCain slams Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner's daughter's UN speech: 'This is why people hate nepo babies'
McCain, daughter of Sen. John McCain, quickly deleted a social media post criticizing 19-year-old Violet Affleck for speaking at the United Nations. Former View star Meghan McCain criticized nepo ...
Farmer’s Lung is one of the better-known respiratory diseases in agriculture. It’s caused by breathing in mold spores from ...
LOS ANGELES — The U.S. Forest Service has announced it is reversing a ban on federal firefighters wearing masks and will give crews protective N95s as they battle increasingly intense fires across the ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The U.S. Forest Service is reversing its decades-long ban on federal firefighters wearing masks and providing N95s ...
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