Rightwing groups attempt to discredit climate lawsuits against big oil, while fossil fuel-backed organizations host judicial seminars featuring pro-industry speakers like US Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
The Trump administration is denaturalizing US citizens at a shocking rate, with 17 cases filed this month alone. Experts warn the expanded criteria, including political speech, threaten naturalized immigrants and democratic values.
US forces strike Iran after Apache downing; Iran retaliates against US bases. VP Vance says war could end in a week or months. Plus: Steve Hilton advances in California, Anthropic releases 'safe' AI, and World Cup kicks off.
Edgar Morin, the French sociologist and philosopher who developed transdisciplinary thinking and opposed reductionism, has died aged 104. He was a free spirit and prolific author.
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After a knife attack in Belfast and subsequent violence, predictions of civil war in the UK have surged. John Harris examines how anti-immigrant rhetoric and online narratives fuel these claims.
As the US approaches its 250th birthday, the Trump administration is using the celebration to promote a divisive, Christian nationalist narrative, replacing historical truth with myth and spectacle.
Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic Senate primary despite allegations of misconduct. He faces Susan Collins in November in a key race for Senate control.
Violence broke out in Belfast during anti-immigration protests, with fires destroying homes. Residents were rescued by police and firefighters after a night of unrest.
Donald Trump is pressing ahead with plans to install loyalist Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, sparking bipartisan backlash and jeopardizing renewal of a key surveillance law.
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Commercial beekeepers lost over 60% of colonies last winter. The real culprit is our industrial food system, which pushes bees to their limits through grueling management, pesticides, and habitat loss.
Research shows people naturally tend to turn left and walk anticlockwise, observed in Spain and Japan. The reason remains unclear, but it could improve crowd simulations and space design.
At least two protesters were killed when Taliban forces fired on a rare demonstration in Herat over women's dress code arrests, sparking public anger.
A senior Russian military official, Col Damir Davydov, was killed in a car bomb near Moscow. The attack raises questions about Russia's ability to protect its officials amid ongoing assassinations.
About 20,000 sign petition against White House's unauthorized use of Dragon Ball, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Naruto imagery, reviving outrage after Trump depicted as Naruto.
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Five months after US special forces toppled Nicolás Maduro, his cult of personality is collapsing. Billboards are painted over, allies forget him, and propaganda fades as Venezuela moves on.
Omar Artan, the first Somali referee selected for a World Cup, was denied US entry over vetting concerns. He returned to a hero's welcome in Mogadishu, promising to attend the next tournament.
A group of leading economists, including Joseph Stiglitz and Thomas Piketty, has released a roadmap to eradicate poverty without relying on GDP growth, advocating for systemic economic redesign focused on rights and planetary boundaries.
A new study reveals that declining bee populations threaten global nutrition, with isolated communities in Nepal facing critical vitamin deficiencies as pollinator loss reduces crop yields.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will appear in a closed-door session before the House oversight committee on Wednesday to answer questions about his past relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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WH Smith issues profit warning as airport shopper numbers fall amid Middle East war. Plans £100m fundraising, store closures, and impairment charge.
The net zero economy employs over 1.1 million in the UK, while oil and gas support only 205,000. Reform UK's policies threaten to destroy up to 1.4 million jobs by 2040, benefiting fossil fuel interests.
Asian stocks fell sharply after US-Iran exchanged fire, with Japan's Nikkei down 2% and South Korea's Kospi slumping 6%. Oil prices dipped despite tensions, while China's factory inflation hit a four-year high.
Apple Peiqing Ni, a Chinese activist in the UK, was targeted by deepfake posts on X portraying her as a promiscuous drug addict. X initially said the posts didn't breach rules, but suspended the account after Guardian inquiry.
A review of 'Stolen Revolution' by Bozorgmehr Sharafedin and Yeganeh Torbati, which explains Iran's recent history through six contrasting lives, offering a balanced and engrossing primer on the Islamic Republic.
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At nine, Mary Fogarty climbed a tower alone in Kenya and discovered the joy of solitude. That moment shaped her travels, relationships, and lifelong love of freedom.
An investigation by Global Witness reveals that major brands like Amazon and Sony may have sourced coltan from mines controlled by M23 rebels in DRC, who commit atrocities.
Greenpeace study reveals the top 1% by wealth control about a quarter of global annual emissions through ownership of carbon-intensive assets, causing nearly $1 trillion in climate damage annually.
An analysis of how Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, despite different conflicts, share a common authoritarian delusion that prevents them from admitting failure and adapting to reality.
Britain's Diamond Light Source and ISIS Neutron and Muon Source face 10-20% cuts amid a £162m funding shortfall, risking serious damage to the UK's scientific capabilities and international standing.
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Labour MP Melanie Ward has urged the Charity Commission to investigate 32 UK charities that donated at least £28m to illegal Israeli settlements, potentially costing taxpayers £5.6m in gift aid.
