Sea Ice Researcher Wins Prestigious MacArthur Grant
A climate scientist studying sea ice has been named one of 20 recipients of this year's MacArthur Fellowship, earning an $800,000 award with no strings attached.
Supreme Court Takes Up Major Climate Liability Case
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a closely watched case that could decide whether oil companies can be held financially responsible for climate-related damages.
Nobel Prizes 2026: What to Know
This week the world finds out who will join the ranks of Nobel laureates, as prizes in medicine, physics, chemistry, literature, peace and economics are unveiled one by one.
Will AI Really Destroy the World?
Economist Ian Vásquez argues that doomsday predictions about artificial intelligence echo the panic sparked by past technological revolutions, and that AI's ultimate impact depends on how humans choose to use it.
Dua Lipa Joins Shakira Onstage in Madrid in Surprise Duet
Shakira brought out Dua Lipa for a surprise duet of "Antología" during her eighth Madrid concert, marking the first time the two pop stars have shared a stage.
Australia Probes Co-Pilot’s Ties After Flydubai Hijack Attempt
Australian police are examining a Flydubai co-pilot's past residency in the country after he allegedly attacked the captain mid-flight in a bid to seize control of a plane bound for Israel. Passengers overpowered him, and reserve pilots landed the aircraft…
Hurricane Rachel Brings Heavy Rain to Baja California Sur
Hurricane Rachel, now a Category 1 storm, is dumping heavy rain over Baja California Sur, prompting warnings from Mexican authorities about possible flooding and dangerous surf.
Tens of Thousands Protest Spain’s Housing Crisis
Massive demonstrations swept Spanish cities after lawmakers rejected emergency tenant protections, with clashes erupting between police and protesters in Valencia.
Honduras Freezes Diesel Prices for 30 Days
Honduras announced a 30-day freeze on diesel fuel prices, with the measure set to take effect Monday.
Lula and Bolsonaro Draw Huge Crowds in São Paulo Rallies
With Brazil's presidential vote approaching, both leading candidates packed São Paulo with massive rallies, as polls suggest the race is headed for a runoff.