Zeldin's EPA Budget Cuts Would Halve the Agency That Protects American Air and Water

A 2019 Tesla Model 3 with 380,000 miles still runs on its original battery, but a third of its capacity is gone, and that raises harder questions than it answers.

Cheap submersibles are opening the deep seafloor to more players than ever, and the race for critical minerals may be impossible to slow down.

Greg Abel tells Berkshire shareholders he won't rush to spend the company's $334 billion cash pile — and that patience may be his shrewdest opening move.

The Trump administration's plan to build America's largest power plant and data center on a nuclear remediation site may be undone by its own scale.

Fourteen FEMA employees spent eight months on leave for warning Congress about disaster preparedness cuts. Their reinstatement raises harder questions than it answers.

Record heat closing out an already brutal winter is triggering cascading ecological failures across the West that compound faster than recovery can keep pace.

WHO member states agreed to extend talks on pathogen sharing, but the delay masks a structural standoff that could quietly fragment global disease surveillance.

Inside IMO shipping talks, LNG-aligned nations are quietly working to keep fossil gas viable for decades, and the stakes could not be higher.