Monday, Dec 08

The Supreme Court is reviewing the case involving President Trump's authority to dismiss an FTC commissioner without cause, a decision that could redefine presidential power and agency independence.

Saturday, Dec 06

Four protesters were arrested after throwing food at a display case of the Crown Jewels in London, sparking a police investigation.

Thursday, Dec 04

Cuba's electrical grid faced significant failures, leaving millions without power; efforts are underway to restore electricity across the affected regions.

Friday, Nov 21

Japan moves closer to restarting the world's largest nuclear plant, a significant step for energy security post-Fukushima disaster.

Saturday, Nov 08

Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure cause power outages and casualties as winter approaches.

Thursday, Oct 16

Ukraine faces emergency power cuts nationwide as Russian strikes escalate, heavily damaging energy systems just before winter.

Monday, Oct 13

Xi Jinping pledges $110 million for global women's empowerment during an international summit in Beijing, highlighting China's commitment to gender equality.

Tuesday, Oct 07

Overnight Russian strikes hit Ukraine with dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones, killing at least five and damaging energy infrastructure.

Thursday, Oct 02

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faces a grave situation as it remains without power for over a week, heightening nuclear safety concerns.

Saturday, Sep 27

Madagascar enforces a curfew after protests over power and water shortages erupt into violence, resulting in fatalities and extensive property damage.