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US elections, American education, swing voters, parents

Why Parents May Be the New Swing Voters

climate change, atmospheric pollution, carbon emissions, steel production

Industry Tests New Technologies in Race to Produce Green Steel

US labor, Big Tech, Apple, Maryland, historic union vote, hurdles

Maryland Apple Workers Face Hurdles After Voting to Unionize

astronomy, planets, celestial conjunction

See a Rare Alignment of All the Planets in the Night Sky

climate crisis, renewables, global green energy, stagnation, study

Climate Change: Green Energy ‘Stagnates’ as Fossil Fuels Dominate

Big Tech, Congress, bill, antitrust legislation, market power, votes

Big Tech Bill Has Votes Needed to Pass, Top US Antitrust Lawmaker Says

biodiversity, rare birds, extinction, Spix's macaw, conservation, reintroduction

Decades After It Disappeared in Nature, Macaw Will Be Reintroduced to Its Home

climate crisis, wheat breeding, future, drought, heat, fungus resistance

The Race Against Time to Breed a Wheat to Survive the Climate Crisis

climate change, cruise lines, trade group, carbon pollution, pledge pullback

Cruise Lines Try to Rewrite Climate Rules Despite Vows, Experts Warn

privacy, ID theft, FBI, Justice Department, Social Security numbers, marketplace shut down

Feds Seize Online Marketplace That Listed Personal Data of 24 Million People

Antarctica, Southern Ocean seafloor, new map, Factorian Deep

Antarctica’s Southern Ocean Seafloor Mapped in Greatest Ever Detail

income inequality, US workers, CEOs, study

Wage Gap Between CEOs and US Workers Jumped to 670-to-1 Last Year: Study