FEBRUARY 11. 2026
Decapitation strikes against the regime are likely. An invasion is not.
For "the caribou people, " protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge means protecting a way of life.
An epochal win may yet mask a deeper desire for reform in the electorate.
FEBRUARY 10. 2026
Each new document drop makes clear that elites operate with impunity. It's high time to banish Epstein associates from public life.
Pressure mounts for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign from Downing Street.
China’s president looks secure on the world stage, but trouble is brewing on the home front.
Europe and China will not align nor compete, but selectively cooperate
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and WABE, Atlanta’s NPR station. As more and more data centers crop up throughout Georgia and the Southeast, a recent study finds they may need less energy than the industry and utilities have been predicting.
Tehran is threatening to “regionalize the war” if Washington uses force.
Amandla Thomas-Johnson didn't know how much information ICE requested in a subpoena now. Google never gave him a chance to fight it.
From South Korea to Canada, allies are hedging their bets.
The pro-Israel lobby poured money into New Jersey’s special election — and ended up splitting the vote between two moderates.
Trump’s AG is ramping up death penalty prosecutions, targeting defendants previously told they wouldn’t face execution.
Major fighting has ended, but irreconcilable positions will bedevil Trump’s peace plan.
In 1962 Françoise Ega, a Martinican woman working odd jobs and raising five children in Marseille, stumbled upon a newspaper article about Carolina Maria
Brazil’s Cerrado is being transformed by industrial agriculture - with British trade playing a direct role in the loss of water systems, biodiversity and climate stability.
Shell sues Netherlands for billions in secretive ‘corporate court’ over Groningen gas field closure.
As tech giants find creative ways to generate electricity, they’re building a glut of new fossil fuel projects.
The Labour Party’s decades of backbiting and pettiness have collapsed on it.
Advances in drilling and subsurface engineering are unlocking a constant, carbon-free power source deep within the Earth.