Study Finds Oil and Gas Damage Triples Methane Emissions from Canadian Peatlands
Researchers at the University of Waterloo reveal that linear disturbances in boreal peatlands from oil and…
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Researchers at the University of Waterloo reveal that linear disturbances in boreal peatlands from oil and…
Recent right-wing and investor claims allege Chinese interference in US data center protests, but experts and analysts suggest domestic concerns remain the primary drivers
The FCC wants to require cellphone providers to collect and retain customer identity information, potentially ending anonymous use of burner phones in the United…
U.S. businesses face uncertainty after a federal judge invalidated President Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee increase, raising concerns about hiring skilled foreign workers
Houston’s Astrodome, opened in 1965 as a pioneering indoor stadium, held a celebratory farewell in 1999 after the Astros moved, reflecting its cultural and…
The Trump administration deported migrants from Afghanistan, Iran, and other countries to the Central African Republic, despite U.S. government warnings against travel there due…
Two men face felony charges after stealing $18,000 worth of equipment from England’s World Cup team ahead of their arrival in Kansas City for…
California's looming Medicaid federal cuts have intensified a labor dispute as SEIU-UHW pushes ballot measures capping healthcare executive pay and restricting clinic revenue spending
The US Department of Commerce halted foreign access to Anthropic’s AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5, highlighting tensions in AI policy and national…
The expiration of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act complicates U.S. intelligence gathering, though officials say current surveillance will continue until recertification…