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Labor Strife, Safety Concerns Push South Africa Platinum Mechanization

For decades, production in South Africa's platinum mines has rested on the muscular shoulders of men risking life and limb to drill into the rock face with jackhammers.
By Ed Stoddard

U.S. Small Business Confidence Declines In September

By Elvina Nawaguna

Ebola Spread In Dallas Has Healthcare Workers On Edge

By staff reporter

Americans Face Post-Foreclosure Hell As Wages Garnished, Assets Seized

By Michelle Conlin
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Menard Correctional Officers Picket Outside Medium Security Unit, Chanting 'Safety Matters!' Amid Rising Violent Attacks

By Moon Harper
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Quiet Vacationing for the Fourth of July: A Growing Trend Among Gen Zers and Millennials

By Kareen Liez
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US Seizes Russian ‘Bot Farm’ Impersonating Americans to Spread Pro-Russian Propaganda on X

By Moon Harper
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Boeing Accepts DOJ Plea Agreement, Branded 'Convicted Felon' and Pays Criminal Fines

By Moon Harper
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