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Critics of Rocket Lab say there is no guarantee its launches for foreign governments will not be used to facilitate the use of nuclear weapons.

The MBTA hosted a job fair Thursday, hoping to fill hundreds of vacant positions.

The Single Parent Association of Newfoundland hosts an annual back to school program, providing backpacks and school supplies for K-12 students in single-parent homes. Last year, the program helped 364 children. This year, demand has steadily increased.

With the new three-digit 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, mental health resources are more accessible than ever before.

Injured military service members can apply online starting June 15 for an upcoming special drawing to award up to 10 special oryx authorizations for hunts on White Sands Missile Range.

The playground portion of Motion Junction is now open, although some work is still to come at this town of Canandaigua playground.

"We all came out of our apartments. Everybody was nervous and scared. We don't know what was going on. We all went to the basement to make sure that we were safe, and called 911," Sonya Smith said.

The federal veterans committee suggested moving behavioral health services for many rural New Mexico veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder to an Arizona clinic.

"The Way Down" producer Chrissy Teigen says fatal plane crash of church subject forced revisions in her first docuseries.

"The Way Down" producer Chrissy Teigen says fatal plane crash of church subject forced revisions in her first docuseries.