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An effort to create ‘carbon-free energy’ is resulting in the injury and death of sea creatures, including protected ones.

Discovered in a mysterious land, rapamycin can slow the growth of everything from wrinkles to cancer.

Thousands of miles from the border, red states are taking matters into their own hands as the border crisis persists.

A gag order against President Trump ignites debate over First Amendment rights, integrity of court proceedings, and claims of election interference.

The newspaper’s long record of bias in its coverage of Israel and Jewish issues has worsened with an influx of young ‘woke’ reporters, experts say.

The jury reached an impasse on day three of deliberation in trial over the shooting death of an illegal immigrant on a ranch near the US–Mexico border.

‘The target of cognitive warfare is people; the battlefield is the entire human society,’ stated the CCP military mouthpiece.

‘A lot of people get stuck in the idea of rooting for their team, like it’s a football team, and not paying attention to the issues,’ says a California voter.

‘There is no question that there is a political bias in the legal profession that skews dramatically to the left,’ one expert says.

‘We have far bigger problems—people sleeping hungry, very poor people around me—I’m more worried about that than I’ll ever be worried about climate change.’

Cloud computing’s demand for electricity strains a grid that is already predicted to feature power shortages and routine rolling blackouts in the coming years.

This year’s election won’t entirely depend on Donald Trump or Joe Biden; political parties are using state ballot measures to galvanize voter turnout.

Trump is headed to the first of his expected criminal trials on April 15. He’s facing felony counts related to his payments to Stephanie Clifford.

Mexico says genetically modified corn is a threat to its unique cultural diet and native strains of maize—and quite possibly the health of its citizens.

Wisconsin voters ban private money, nonprofits from the election process after 2020 ‘Zuckerbucks’ controversy; spotlight now on 22 states that still allow it.

Democrats, at first reluctant to see the problem, are seeking solutions. Their efforts could be too little, too late.