A man who "inadvertently" made mustard gas while working at a swimming pool in Hertfordshire was rightfully sacked, a tribunal has found.

When Lachlan Williams was dragged from a building and treated at the scene for severe chemical burns, the life-or-death drama was real, even if the injuries were fake.

Yoshihiro Wada, who lives a self-sufficient life with his family at the foot of Mount Tsukuba, has compiled his wisdom and ...

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VFW Post 3543 celebrates 90 years October 16–18 in Tumbling Shoals, Arkansas, while honoring Leonard Stark, its World War I ...

Wildfire management cannot stop at the forest’s edge. It must reach the neighborhoods built right up against it.

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A handyman was fairly dismissed after he "inadvertently" created mustard gas that led to a university pool and gym being ...

Clackers appeared around 1968 and soared in popularity by the early '70s. They were fun until shards flying like tiny plastic ...

Button batteries power many everyday items around the house, but they can pose a serious danger to young children.

Elon Musk made this tweet: a 200-mile-per-hour-plus Hyperloop tunnel between Austin and San Antonio, with the goal of cutting ...