Saturday, Mar 08

A federal judge ruled that Trump's firing of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox was illegal, emphasizing constitutional checks on presidential power.

Monday, Feb 17

Donald Trump claims that actions taken to "save the country" cannot be illegal, drawing criticism and historical comparisons to Napoleon.

Monday, Feb 10

The Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania disconnect from Russia's grid, celebrating a significant shift towards energy independence and European integration.

Sunday, Feb 09

China announces a reduction in renewable energy subsidies after a surge in solar installations, reaching its 2030 clean energy goals ahead of schedule.

Saturday, Feb 08

The Baltic states cut ties to Russia's power grid, marking a significant step towards energy independence and closer integration with the EU.

Thursday, Feb 06

Severe ice storm forecast to impact Midwest and Northeast U.S., causing hazardous travel and potential power outages from freezing rain and sleet.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Brandon Russell, leader of a neo-Nazi group, convicted of planning attacks on Maryland's power grid alongside accomplice Sarah Beth Clendaniel.

Friday, Jan 31

Salwan Momika, an anti-Islam activist in Sweden, was shot dead before a court verdict on Koran burnings, leading to five arrests and security alerts for potential foreign involvement.

Wednesday, Jan 29

New evidence points to possible links between Southern California Edison’s power lines and the deadly Eaton fire that ravaged Los Angeles, raising concerns over utility accountability.

Tuesday, Jan 28

North Korea tests cruise missiles and vows a strong response to US military drills, seeking to gauge Washington's willingness for dialogue under Trump.