McKenzie Holmes

Medical supplies—like syringes, surgical gloves, catheters, and implants—must be sterile before they’re used to help patients. Early this year, the owner of New Jersey’s largest nuclear generating site agreed to produce a vital material for that endeavor: cobalt-60. It’s used to sterilize about 40% of all single-use medical devices, more than 16 billion per year in the U.S. Notably, it can also be used to treat cancer.

This year, National Hunting and Fishing Day will be commemorated on Saturday, September 27th, 2025. To learn about this holiday’s

Between raising two kids, working full-time, and volunteering in my community, I spend plenty of time managing schedules, answering questions, and getting everyone where they need to be.

Energy projects in the U.S. die in two main ways: waiting years for a permit, or winning the permit and then losing it to lawsuits or an unfriendly administration.

On October 5, the Supreme Court opened its new Term with Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

On the rise over the past few years, fraud is one of the most serious concerns for the real estate industry. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and title companies such as First American are developing ways to use new technology to protect homebuyers and homeowners.

It’s election season. Over the past few weeks, voters have seen an uptick in campaign ads, a proliferation of yard signage, and more mailers in their inboxes. Many states have already begun absentee voting. On Tuesday, November 3, the election is held; it’s less than three weeks away.

How much do you know about parental rights? Let’s play “Two Truths and a Lie” and find out.

According to a new energy security index, the United States ranks in second place after Norway.

on October 19th it will allocate $42 million of Defense Production Act (DPA) funding to advance the Constitution Pipeline through permitting. The funding will “support eligible pre-construction and permitting activities necessary to advance the project,” and after permitting, “the deployment of complementary natural gas infrastructure.”