Wednesday, Feb 19

Sweden's Supreme Court has dismissed a significant climate action lawsuit led by Greta Thunberg, stating that individual lawsuits cannot compel government action.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist, is set free from prison after nearly 50 years, with support from human rights advocates and a commutation by President Biden.

Sunday, Feb 16

The UK is set to invest £2.5 billion to bolster its steel industry amid looming US tariffs, aiming to secure jobs and production.

Sunday, Feb 16

Trump's impending steel tariffs are set to destabilize South Korea's economic powerhouse, Pohang, jeopardizing jobs and the steel industry’s future.

Friday, Feb 14

Paramount's CBS and Nickelodeon will remain on YouTube TV thanks to a short-term deal, avoiding a blackout as negotiations continue between the two companies.

Friday, Feb 14

Republicans propose significant cuts to Medicaid as part of a budget reconciliation plan that could severely impact healthcare access for millions.

Friday, Feb 14

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warns Google of potential legal action over the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to "Gulf of America" for U.S. users.

Friday, Feb 14

Issa Rae cancels her Kennedy Center show amid Trump's takeover, sparking a wave of resignations among artists and cultural leaders.

Monday, Feb 10

Tony Roberts, renowned actor and frequent collaborator with Woody Allen, has died at 85, leaving behind a legacy in theater and film.

Saturday, Feb 08

Asteroid 2024 YR4's chances of impacting Earth in 2032 are increasing, prompting scientists to monitor its trajectory closely and explore planetary defense measures.