Nippon Steel Corp. said Tuesday its wholly owned subsidiary, United States Steel Corp, will invest $350 million to revamp its largest blast furnace-

Part of the $11 billion investment the Japanese company promised to the U.S. government in winning approval for the acquisition of the U.S. steelmaker. U.S. Steel said relining blast furnace No. 14 at the Gary Works plant in Indiana, which produces iron for high-strength steel, is “critical maintenance” needed to ensure long-term iron-making capabilities and...
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At least two dead after explosion at Pennsylvania nursing

home”At least two dead after Pennsylvania nursing home explosion At least two dead in Pennsylvania nursing home explosion Watch: First responders at scene of Pennsylvania nursing home explosionAt least two people have died and several others were injured after an explosion and fire at a Pennsylvania nursing home caused a partial collapse of the building....
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Libya’s military chief dies in plane crash in Turkey.

A private jet carrying Libya’s military chief and four other people crashed after takeoff from Turkey’s capital, Ankara, on Tuesday, killing everyone on board. Libya’s military chief dies in plane crash in TurkeyFelix Tamsut with AP, Reuters Libya’s military chief was returning home after attending meetings in Turkey. Four other people were on board. LibyanPrime...
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New Yorkers are preparing to bid farewell to a familiar companion: the MetroCard. Sales of the ubiquitous farecard are set to end by late 2025.

For more than three decades, the card could be found in almost every wallet or pocket, swiped daily by the millions who navigated the city’s subway. Few of them knew that a Japanese designer’s work quietly shaped the way generations of riders moved through the city. A symbol of New York lifeSince its introduction in...
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Severe flooding hits towns in south of France –

Heavy rainfall near the southern French city of Montpellier has unleashed widespread flooding, which local officials say could be the worst they have seen in 30 years. Flooded streets in Montpellier, southern France, after the river Lez bursts its banks due to heavy rainSevere weather warnings remain in place in the Hérault region, including in...
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