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At least 75 data center projects worth more than $130 billion were blocked or delayed.

By Sasha RogelbergJune 16, 2026

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Vietnam’s economy is one of the fastest-growing in the world. Can it make the leap into the ranks of middle-income countries?

By Nicholas GordonJune 16, 2026

Two mayors, one $10 billion AI data center, and a growing divide in small-town Texas

Two mayors, one $10 billion AI data center, and a growing divide in small-town Texas

By Sharon GoldmanJune 16, 2026

Why Patagonia is risking its progressive brand image with a lawsuit against a drag queen

By Phil WahbaJune 15, 2026

New Mexico is in a historic drought. Oracle and OpenAI designed their newest data center with that in mind

New Mexico is in a historic drought. Oracle and OpenAI designed their newest data center with that in mind

By Catherina GioinoJune 15, 2026

Beagle breeding farm to shutter for good after rescue group buys nearly 1,500 dogs following violent protests where cops teared gassed activists

Beagle breeding farm to shutter for good after rescue group buys nearly 1,500 dogs following violent protests where cops teared gassed activists

By The Associated PressJune 15, 2026

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Investing SpaceX just surpassed Amazon’s market cap, overtaking the 31-year-old company on day three of public trading

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Europe Meloni quit smoking; notorious bike-hater Trump gets gifted a bike; Macron loses his watch: Hot mic moments from the G7 summit

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By Eleanor PringleJune 16, 2026

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Bill Gates says lack of climate cooperation is unlikely to last

Environment Bill Gates says lack of climate cooperation is unlikely to last

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Environment Trump’s attempt to stop wind energy development sparked 17 states to sue the administration

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Features As the mighty Permian Basin slows, Canada stands to rise in the shale oil and gas world

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Investing Exxon and Chevron hold the line against tariffs, OPEC, and plunging oil prices

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Environment Top US solar firm sees stock plunge after big guidance drop from ‘significant challenges’ of Trump tariffs

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Environment Hawaii plans to jack up hotel tax to 11% in first-of-its-kind move to pay for projects to cope with climate change

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Features ‘Extraordinary volatility’ from tariffs cancels energy deals and freezes M&A

By Jordan BlumApril 30, 2025

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Environment Clean business: Why 97% of executives are betting big on renewables

By David VetterApril 30, 2025

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Features The CEO of Australia gas giant Woodside explains what’s driving its ‘single biggest investment’ in US

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Environment Is ethanol safe for your car’s engine? The Trump administration is allowing Americans to buy cheaper gas with higher blends

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By Marc Levy and The Associated PressApril 26, 2025

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By Jordan BlumApril 25, 2025

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Finance Norfolk Southern alone should pay for $600 million settlement in fiery 2023 Ohio derailment disaster, jury rules

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Saudi Aramco, Chevron, and 109 of the world’s biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage alone—and people want them to pay up

Environment Saudi Aramco, Chevron, and 109 of the world’s biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage alone—and people want them to pay up

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Environment Elon Musk-backed XPRIZE just doled out $100 million to carbon-removal startups as DOGE cuts funding to science-based agencies

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Elon Musk says first Tesla robotaxis in Austin will be a fleet of 10 to 20 Model Ys but gives few details: ‘You can just see for yourself in two months’

Tech Elon Musk says first Tesla robotaxis in Austin will be a fleet of 10 to 20 Model Ys but gives few details: ‘You can just see for yourself in two months’

By Jessica MathewsApril 22, 2025

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Features Halliburton CEO sees ‘more risk’ to company’s outlook than 3 months ago

By Jordan BlumApril 22, 2025

Your clothes are shedding millions of microplastics that clog water supplies every time you do laundry. Here’s how to fix it

Environment Your clothes are shedding millions of microplastics that clog water supplies every time you do laundry. Here’s how to fix it

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Environment Detroit’s eastside is being turned into a forest of sequoias native to California—the world’s largest trees

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Trump is loosening red tape to help America’s $20 billion seafood trade deficit. Conservation groups worry overfishing could unravel the ocean’s ‘safety net’

Environment Trump is loosening red tape to help America’s $20 billion seafood trade deficit. Conservation groups worry overfishing could unravel the ocean’s ‘safety net’

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Environment Yemen’s Houthi rebels just suffered the single deadliest attack under Trump’s command

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By Jordan BlumApril 17, 2025

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Economy The U.S. doesn’t export much crude oil or gas to China, but propane and ethane exports may be strangled by tariffs

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