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By Ashley LutzMay 6, 2026
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LawWas it a secret Chinese spy headquarters or a ping-pong parlor? New York Chinatown case goes to trial
By Michael R. Sisak and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
Law‘Highly qualified White, Asian, and other students were denied admission’: DOJ accuses UCLA of discrimination
By Heather Hollingsworth, Nick Lichtenberg, Collin Binkley and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
LawBefore Mark Cuban and Jerry Jones, there was Ted Turner, the larger-than-life billionaire owner who changed sports
By R.J. Rico, Tim Reynolds and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
PoliticsUnderstanding the legacy of Ted Turner and the creation of the 24-hour news cycle: ‘there is no hyperbole here’
By Jocelyn Noveck, Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
PoliticsHe was ‘The Mouth of the South’ and ‘Captain Outrageous,’ but Ted Turner said ‘If only I had a little humility, I’d be perfect’
By David Bauder and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
EnergyCargo ship crews face attacks waiting the Gulf as Trump pauses two-day-old project to ‘guide’ ships
By Mae Anderson, David McHugh and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressMay 6, 2026
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EnvironmentThe other supply-chain crisis: The Rhine is drying up, and it could become the ‘Achilles’ heel’ of European energy, Deutsche Bank warns
By Alena BotrosAugust 4, 2022
By Thomas d’HalluinAugust 4, 2022
NewslettersJoe Manchin’s ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ might not reduce inflation. Here’s what it will do instead
By Eamon BarrettAugust 3, 2022
EnvironmentStart considering the worst-case ‘mass extinction’ scenarios of climate change, warn scientists in new paper
By Tristan BoveAugust 2, 2022
EnvironmentHere’s a breakdown of the numbers making people so mad at this oil giant’s bumper $8.45 billion Q2 profits
By Sophie MellorAugust 2, 2022
EnvironmentA Bill Gates–backed startup is determined to solve the ‘pain in the neck’ problem keeping green hydrogen from fulfilling its clean energy potential
By Ian MountAugust 2, 2022
By Alasdair LaneAugust 1, 2022
By Rodrigo Orihuela and BloombergAugust 1, 2022
EnvironmentAn injured tiny turtle defecated plastic for 6 days after being rescued by an Australian zoo: ‘They’re just consuming it as their first initial food’
By Erin PraterJuly 31, 2022
PoliticsBill Gates was among a ‘wide range’ of CEOs and labor bosses who lobbied to change Manchin’s mind on the Inflation Reduction Act: report
By Erin PraterJuly 30, 2022
EnvironmentItalian-Swiss border near one of the world’s largest ski resorts is shifting due to climate change — and a mountain lodge is caught in the middle
By Tristan BoveJuly 28, 2022
HealthClimate change’s freakishly hot summer is leading to a new type of insurance coverage—for heat stroke
By Will DanielJuly 26, 2022
PoliticsClimate deniers are like the Uvalde police ‘waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred,’ Al Gore says
By Erin PraterJuly 24, 2022
By Weiwei PanJuly 22, 2022
PoliticsPresident Joe Biden calls climate change an ‘existential threat’ but stops short of declaring an emergency
By Josh Wingrove, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Ari Natter and BloombergJuly 20, 2022
EnvironmentPeople of color in the U.K. are four times as likely to live in areas most vulnerable to heat waves, study finds
By Olivia Konotey-Ahulu and BloombergJuly 20, 2022
Environment‘That’s not how the oil market works’: Price cap on Russian oil could push the price to $140 a barrel, warns energy research director
By Sophie MellorJuly 19, 2022
EnvironmentEurope’s new normal: Scorching summer followed by ‘long, hard winter,’ as IEA tells it to cut Russian gas, or else
By Yvonne LauJuly 18, 2022
Environment‘The runway has melted’: The British summer is so hot that the Air Force has been forced to cancel flights on a major military base
By Andrew MarquardtJuly 18, 2022
EnvironmentSustainable architecture requires greater scale to have an impact on the planet, experts warn
By Marcus BaramJuly 18, 2022
Environment‘Collective action or collective suicide’: U.N. chief issues a stark warning as heatwaves sear Europe, the U.S. and China
By David MeyerJuly 18, 2022
EnvironmentGlobal heat waves are so bad that utilities are paying their customers to use less energy
By Eamon BarrettJuly 15, 2022
FinanceThe skyrocketing price of one critical metal could put a stop to new solar projects worldwide
By Will DanielJuly 14, 2022
Environment4 former executives blamed for Fukushima nuclear disaster and ordered to pay $97 billion to shareholders
By Sophie MellorJuly 14, 2022
EnergyToo hot to work? Unions call for employees to be sent home when the temperature hits 86°F (30°C)
By Sophie MellorJuly 12, 2022
By Tony LystraJuly 11, 2022
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