Britain's Green Revolution at a Crossroads
Britain's Labour Party is racing against time to turn its promise of a virtually zero-carbon electricity system into a reality by 2030. The climate emergency is
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US Interior Secretary Stumbles on Live TV
The US Interior Secretary, Doug Burgum, made a glaring error on live television, confusing key figures in American history. During an interview on Tuesday, Burg
Republican Returns to US House After Months-Long Absence Due to Depression
Tom Kean Jr, a Republican congressman from New Jersey, returned to work on Tuesday after a nearly four-month absence. He last voted in March. Kean's absence had
Nurse Accused of Massive Healthcare Fraud Spent $594,000 on Ferrari
The Department of Justice charged 455 people, including a nurse, with medical fraud schemes worth $6.5 billion on Tuesday. The accused individuals allegedly sub
Portugal's Golden Visa Delays Spark Investor Outrage
Investors who waited years for Portugal's „golden visa„residency permits are now taking the country to court. The dispute is growing as tougher citizenship rule
Thomas Jefferson's Legacy Faces New Reckoning
America is approaching its 250th birthday, prompting a re-examination of its founding principles and the contradictions of its past. Thomas Jefferson, the princ
French Biotech Shares Surge on Experimental Medicine Data
Abivax, a French biotech company, saw its shares soar 30% on Tuesday after releasing new data on its experimental drug obefazimod. The data was published on Tue
Lebanon-Israel Deal Raises War Crimes Concerns
Experts warn that a recent framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel could hinder accountability for war crimes. The deal was reached after years of tensio
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Overturn $5 Million Verdict
The Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to former President Donald Trump by refusing to take up his case to overturn a $5 million verdict in a defamation
One Person a Week Dies with Undiagnosed TB in England
In England, a person dies every week with undiagnosed tuberculosis, a study has found. The research focused on TB cases in England. Most of those affected were
Europe's Health Systems Overheated by Climate Change
Hospitals across Europe struggled during June's record-breaking heatwave, with England and France declaring critical incidents as medical equipment and IT syste
Lebanon's President Defends Israel Deal
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun backed the country's ceasefire framework with Israel, signed in Washington last week. Hezbollah supporters protested against the