Oil Rig Workers Turn to Weight-Loss Drugs Amid Strict New Helicopter Weight Limits
Offshore companies are providing extra refrigeration for weight-loss medications as workers strive to meet new safety regulations or risk losing their jobs.
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Montana Avenue Thrives as Santa Monica's Booming Retail District, Contrasting With Struggling Promenade
A charming, community-focused shopping strip offers a stark contrast to the vacant storefronts plaguing Santa Monica's traditional retail core.
John Swinney Criticized for Dodging Questions on North Sea Oil
Scottish First Minister John Swinney has drawn criticism for expressing opinions on international affairs while remaining silent on crucial domestic energy policy.
Two College Students Found Dead After Hiking in Colorado
Kaden Matsuda and Jackson Donlon were reported missing after departing Colorado Mountain College for a hike near Ice Mountain.
Conflict of Interest Concerns Raised Over Scotland's Top Prosecutor Role
Former MP Joanna Cherry warns of potential bias in high-profile political cases due to the Lord Advocate's dual role.
L'Oréal-UNESCO Celebrates Women in Science with Vox Partnership
An event honored five recipients of the 2026 postdoctoral grants, recognizing their research in diverse scientific fields.
Scottish First Minister Under Fire for Refusing to Back Rosebank Oilfield
John Swinney repeatedly declined to state his position on the North Sea development, drawing criticism from opposition leaders.
St Andrews University Rector Banned From Campus for Seven Years
Stella Maris faces a seven-year ban from St Andrews University campus following upheld bullying complaints.
St Andrews University Rector Banned From Campus for Seven Years
Stella Maris, the outgoing rector of St Andrews University, has been banned from campus for seven years following upheld bullying complaints.