From rural Pennsylvania to suburban Georgia, communities are fighting back against the AI boom's environmental and social costs, stalling billions in projects and reshaping the political landscape.
From pressure-fed nutrients to never-before-seen creatures, recent expeditions are rewriting our understanding of the ocean's depths.
Unesco data shows 113 countries prioritize loan repayments over schooling, as global aid to education faces steep decline
New regulations aim to expand livestock grazing on 155 million acres, drawing praise from ranchers and criticism from environmentalists and unions.
Twin quakes on June 24, 2026, caused up to 30 cm of ground displacement, devastating coastal cities and overwhelming a fragile government response.
New rule limits protections for imperiled wildlife by redefining what constitutes 'harm,' drawing sharp criticism from conservation groups.
Amid a fragile ceasefire, Israel expands operations in Gaza and Lebanon, while Trump delays China visit and public opinion shifts.
A wildfire in southern Spain's Almeria province, a popular holiday region, has killed at least 12 people and left 23 others missing, including four British nationals feared dead.
The outbreak spreads beyond Ituri province, raising fears of a wider epidemic despite ongoing vaccination efforts.
The Trump administration moves to relax Biden-era pollution limits for trucks and buses, drawing praise from industry and condemnation from environmental groups.