Federal Court Revokes Oil and Gas Leases, Citing Climate Change
A judge ruled that the Interior Department must consider the climate impacts of oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico before awarding leases.
Harris Seeks Ally in Honduras as She Revisits Central America
Vice President Kamala Harris’s trip was viewed as more than just showcasing the U.S. presence at the inauguration of Xiomara Castro, the first female head of state in Honduras.
How Crypto Became the New Subprime
Once again, risky financial products are being sold to the vulnerable.
Neil Young Says ‘No More’ to Spotify
Without real streaming alternatives around, a musician’s move to shame Spotify is doomed to failure.
Are New Voting Bill Talks for Real or for Show?
Senators involved in the negotiations underway say the discussions are serious and substantive, but some Democrats remain wary.
Musk Blasts “Sock Puppet” Biden, Issues Support of Canadian Truckers
Tesla CEO irritated by presidential snub of his own electric vehicle company.
Death of Georgia Teen Found in Gym Mat Was ‘Weird Accident,’ Sheriff Says
Eight years after Kendrick Johnson, 17, was found upside-down in a large mat in his high school gym, the Lowndes County sheriff decided to reopen the case.
‘He’s Inspired a Nation’: Dylan Alcott Says Goodbye to Tennis
Alcott, a recent Australian of the year recipient, ends his career with 15 Grand Slam quad singles titles and a platform for his motivational messages, but a loss in his final match.
‘And Just Like That’ Episode 9 Recap: A Challenging Period
The ladies attempt to lighten up as relationships evolve and the series draws nearer to a close. Will it end in happy endings or broken hearts?
Thursday Dating App Hosts Singles Mixers
Long, aimless conversations on apps have led fatigued singles back to the basics: meeting IRL.