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Students, mothers, widows, workers and artists explain how their world has altered under ‘gender apartheid’

Six young orca calves were separated from their mothers in 1970 and sold to marine parks. Only one is still alive at the Miami Seaquarium

Drew Barrymore did not tell us about this.

The 543-horsepower G9 can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in around 3 seconds and offers a maximum driving range of 702 kilometers (436 miles) on China's CLTC cycle.

WASHINGTON — U.S. companies would face additional scrutiny on their promises to slash emissions under a section on corporate transparency in a Senate-passed budget deal.

The Senate budget reconciliation bill would give the EPA oversight of corporate progress toward emissions targets and climate goals.

Drought group preparing to meet as Met Office issues highest fire risk warning for much of England

Serena Williams wore her game face when she stepped out into the stadium for her first match since telling the world she is ready to leave professional tennis. Greeted by a standing ovation, the 23-time Grand Slam champion didn’t smile. She didn’t wave. She took a sip from a plastic…

The Democrats’ long-sought tax and energy legislation finally passed by the Senate is a critical breakthrough in America’s effort to meaningfully reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. That’s the good news. More worrisome is what the bill fails to do to limit fugitive methane from oil and gas production.