EPA Moves to End Federal Carbon Limits for Power Plants
The EPA is rolling back federal limits on carbon pollution from power plants, opening a new legal and political fight.
Saudi Pipeline Attack Pushes Oil Above $108 as Supply Risks Grow
A strike on a major Saudi pipeline is intensifying concerns about fuel supplies and household costs.
Mount Etna Ash Forces Catania Airport to Close Again
Volcanic ash from Mount Etna forced another shutdown at Sicily’s Catania airport, disrupting regional travel.
AI Safety Debate Intensifies as Officials Consider New Guardrails
Governments and technology leaders are debating how far new rules should go in controlling advanced artificial intelligence.
Oprah Winfrey Brings a New Live Conversation Event to the Sphere
Oprah Winfrey is taking a new live conversation event to the Sphere, blending interviews, storytelling and immersive production.
NATO Pledges More Support for Ukraine After Strikes Near Poland
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte pledged additional support for Ukraine after Russian drone attacks near the Polish border raised new concerns about escalation and regional security.
Fact Check: Trump Did Not Order the Death Penalty for Lindsay Clancy
A fabricated Fox News graphic falsely claimed the president imposed a sentence after a Massachusetts mistrial.
Crypto Bill Advances With Unresolved Questions About Presidential Ethics
Negotiators say President Trump accepted several ethics provisions, but lawmakers remain divided over whether they adequately address conflicts of interest.
Trump Says He Will Consider Releasing More 9/11 Records After Families’ Request
Victims’ families renewed their demand for government records concerning allegations of possible Saudi support for the September 11 hijackers.
Lil Durk Acquitted of Murder-for-Hire Charges but Remains in Custody
The Chicago rapper was cleared in one federal trial but remains jailed while awaiting a separate racketeering case.