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Walter White’s moral arc shaped Breaking Bad. But El Camino is shaped by Jesse’s.
It’s a sweeping proposal to make the US carbon neutral by 2030.
Why our economic model fails to explain how we got here on climate.
Trump isn’t likely to rush to their aid.
These US-based activists know firsthand the impact racism, poverty, and colonialism have had on the planet.
For $429, this writer will make your maid of honor toast more than just bearable.
Pete Buttigieg had a strong night, but Joe Biden struggled once again.
Turkey invades Syria to go after the Kurds; Ukrainian Giuliani associates indicted.
The controversy surrounding Apple’s decision to remove an app used by Hong Kong protestors shows that the company’s success in China is a growing liability.
It’s in connection with a probe of his two associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman.
Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman were arrested for campaign finance violations while trying to leave the country.
More than 800,000 customers could lose power as California’s largest utility tries to avoid igniting another wildfire.
Untitled Goose Game started as a joke. Here’s how it became a real video game, went viral, and became one of 2019’s most charming success stories.
Olga Tokarczuk and Peter Handke have won the Nobel Prize for literature. Handke’s win is complicated.
There was a lot of talk about bathrooms during cases about work discrimination.