Senate Judiciary Republicans Advance Blanche Nomination, Co-Signing His Scandalous Record at DOJ
Today, Republicans on the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary voted to advance Todd Blanche’s nomination to be…
Read MoreFrom space sensing to space computing: China’s AI satellites take off
China sent two AI-powered hyperspectral satellites into orbit on Wednesday morning, marking a step forward in bringing AI…
Read MoreHow Cross-Border Electricity Grids Strengthen Energy Security
## Electricity Can Cross Borders in an Instant National borders shape laws, markets, and public policy, but they…
Read MoreHow Shipping Chokepoints Shape Global Trade
## Why Narrow Passages Have Global Reach Most international trade in physical goods moves by sea. Ships make…
Read MoreChinese researchers confirm elusive glueball particle
Chinese researchers have for the first time confirmed the existence of the glueball, an entirely new form of…
Read MoreShanghai Tower’s 1,000-tonne pendulum that tames typhoon winds
In the teeth of Typhoon Dolphin, Shanghai’s tallest building swung into action. Destructive winds and torrential rainfall stirred…
Read MoreSEC Should Withdraw Proposal Limiting Investor Access to Essential Climate-Related Information
More than 35 groups today called on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to withdraw its proposal…
Read MoreBig Oil Giant BP Banks Blockbuster Profits as Climate Disasters Strike Across the Globe
As communities across the world endure record-breaking heatwaves, wildfires and rising living costs, the world’s biggest oil and…
Read MoreCraven and Inadequate Deal, Blanche Must Not Be Our New Attorney General
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General on Tuesday, after…
Read MoreWe Shall Prevail: An Echo That Doesn’t Die
More than 50 years after the murder of iconic Chilean folk singer Victor Jara, the last man convicted…
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