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Israel braces for unrest over divisive judicial reform

Israel braced for strikes and protests following a parliamentary vote on a controversial judicial reform which has split the nation

A British court dismissed a lawsuit that accused Shell’s leadership of mismanaging climate risks in the company’s energy transition

“It is easy to say ‘we can adapt’ when you have access to everything,” says a single mother of five who lives in a mobile home

Experts say AI-enabled deepfakes are being widely used to generate non-consensual porn that can destroy ordinary lives

Seven AI giants committed to a series of self-regulated AI safeguards aimed at promoting safety, security and trust

The surge in people living in RVs and trailers points to growing problems of homelessness and unaffordable housing

Kennedy has little hope of winning the primary, but Democrats fear he may run as a “third party” candidate, siphoning votes from Biden

‘Bidenomics’ revolves around bringing back manufacturing to the US after decades of offshoring and the hollowing out of industrial towns

Millions are expected to dive into the very different worlds of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” as the two blockbusters premiere Friday

A new study has found post-reproductive female killer whales prevent their sons — though not their daughters — from getting injured