
Anthropic’s Mythos has flagged bugs faster than Microsoft can fix them. Documents reviewed by ProPublica reveal the tech giant's “mad dash” behind the scenes to patch holes before hackers can find and exploit them.

The European Union’s cap-and-trade system has long been considered the gold standard for market-based emissions-reduction policies, and it’s influenced similar efforts from California to South Korea. Since 2005, it’s helped reduce the EU’s industrial carbon emissions by about 50 percent, and a recent working paper called it the “most impactful climate policy in the world.

Scorching temperatures are testing the limits of programs meant to help students catch up academically.

Brutal price wars among manufacturers have caused solar panel prices to plummet, making renewable energy cheaper than ever.

As the far right reshapes democracy, progressives from Berlin to Washington must decide whether cultural struggle beats technocratic caution.
Coral reefs are small but mighty: covering less than 1% of the ocean floor, they support a quarter of all marine species.

The death of a child during an experimental gene-editing trial renews questions about biotech ethics and ambitions.

As the U. S. runs short of interceptor missiles, Iran is carrying out strikes with a mix of attack drones and advanced ballistic missiles.

Increasing desertification now means large parts of Earth are becoming inhospitable. Can gene-edited bacteria save our planet from drying out?