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Melting glaciers could raise sea levels more than previously thought because of the way polar ice behaves where

Uruguay’s government is now subsidizing bottled water in the capital Montevideo and neighboring cities as a three-year drought

The headliner at I/O 2023 was Google's upcoming Search Generative Experience, a new AI-driven approach

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said there’s no need for central bankers to pay special attention to risks

Many users have been complaining about receiving calls from unknown international numbers.

Much of Europe and the northeast US are in store for sweltering summer temperatures well above historical norms,

There’s one big reason EVs are getting slightly cheaper: More of them are rolling off production lines. North

The late, great American writer Henry Charles Bukowski, Jr. was once called the “human embodiment of a raised middle finger”—an analogy that Bukowski would probably have welcomed, or possibly even written about himself. Here's what you should know.

A series of revelations in recent weeks about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepting lavish vacations and private-school

European investors have urged Toyota Motor Corp. to improve disclosure of its lobbying on climate change ahead of

A group of nonprofits is pushing Barclays Plc to retract an analyst research note they claim amounts to

Australia’s corporate watchdog has investigated more than 100 companies under a drive to flush out greenwashing in the