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MELAKA: The Melaka government will revitalise promotions to visit the main tourism destinations in the state following the government's announcement to reopen its borders on April 1 and, thus, achieve its target of 5.6 million visitors this year.

The importance of Oak Ridge and Y-12 work is in the forefront as Russias attack on Ukraine continues, U.S. Congressman Chuck Fleischmann said.

101-year-old Clara Hughes on breaking barriers as a Black woman in Oak Ridge. She became the first Black woman to serve on the Y-12 union board.

UAMPS Inks Term Sheet for Xcel Energy to Run Idaho SMR

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A study from an environmental group regarding a proposed landfill has expressed some concerns with regard to effect on fish.

Officials said the Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation will spend around $13 million to create a new Pilot Fuel Manufacturing facility in Oak Ridge.

Consolidated Nuclear Securitys operations, including at Y-12 National Security complex are overall "very good" but with some issues.

Investment in low-yield nuclear weapons is a terrifying shift toward making actual use of the weapons more imaginable.

HULU TERENGGANU: Ajil assemblyman Maliaman Kassim endured a harrowing experience when the lorry he was in was carried away by floodwaters close to Sungai Kampung Lebak near here while on an aid mission.