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From Russia-Ukraine to the U. S. midterms, Trump faces a bumpier year at home and abroad.

Renewed attacks pose a continuing challenge for Europe at a difficult moment.

The U. S. president has his sights on the island. But it’s a very different case from Venezuela.

“It’s not just clashes between protesters and ICE; it’s an attack on basic rights that we’ve taken for granted, ” says Minnesota Public Radio reporter Jon Collins.

The agency has long tried to curb carbon emissions and protect human health. Critics say that under Trump it is giving up on both.

The administration has done real damage to climate action, experts say. But in many ways, renewables are unstoppable.

Observers say Egereva’s case highlights the risks Indigenous advocates face when they challenge powerful governments on climate and human rights.

A passion pay gap - where professionals accept lower pay because they care deeply about the work - is undermining net zero goals.

The rush to "simplify" sustainability reporting ignores the lessons of 2008 and imperils Europe's financial system.

The EU's fastest-growing economy of the past two decades risks stalling unless it dramatically increases its rock-bottom spending on research and education.

As Trump doubles down on Greenland, Europe doubles down on Europe.

Trump said the killing has stopped, but a lot is up in the air.

Deploying troops to the island signals European unity in the face of the White House’s belligerence.

Senate Republicans successfully used a controversial procedural tactic to strip a war powers resolution of its privileged status.

Mahmoud Khalil has 45 days to appeal Thursday’s decision, his attorney told The Intercept.

A new annual strategy document would streamline spending and signal seriousness to allies.

Attorney General Pam Bondi’s decision to rescind rules protecting journalists are being used as a cudgel to attack the First Amendment.

Rarely considered together, the intertwined legacy of this odd couple, Skinner and Lilly, has given us the world we live in now: the world of surveillance capitalism and generative AI, of high-tech woo-woo and algorithmic self-optimization, a world that is a weird and improbable synthesis between the visions of these two era-defining midcentury mind scientists. Each of these documentaries is a deft archival dive, and, taken together, they give us a new angle on this pair, the unacknowledged Romulus and Remus of contemporary technocapitalism.

Rep. Delia Ramirez called her bill “the bare minimum” to rein in ICE while Democratic leadership remains resistant to abolishing the agency.

Dunn was quite possibly the last writer anyone would have expected to resurface, after nearly two decades of silence, with the 1989 bestseller and finalist for the National Book Award.