US DOE Axes 223 Clean Energy Projects in Major Funding Shakeup
US Department of Energy terminates 223 clean energy and renewable projects, citing unmet standards amid a federal funding freeze.
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Luxembourg’s Guillaume Sworn In as New Grand Duke 🎉
Guillaume, 43, was sworn in as Luxembourg’s new Grand Duke after his father Henri’s abdication, marking a fresh chapter in the European monarchy.
Massive Fire at Chevron Refinery in LA County
A massive fire erupted at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery in LA County Thursday night. Quick action by Chevron’s department and local crews has kept flames at bay.
New Clues on Enceladus’s Potential for Life
Scientists reexamined Cassini’s 2008 flyby data and found fresh organic molecules in Enceladus’s plumes, boosting its promise as a life-friendly world.
Venezuela Denounces Illegal U.S. Military Flight Off Its Coast
Venezuela condemns an unauthorized U.S. military flight 75 km off its coast, calling it a provocation that threatens national sovereignty.
Russia Accuses Europe of Fueling Ukraine War, Open to Talks
Russia accuses Europe of blocking peace negotiations in Ukraine, claiming Europe’s support fuels the conflict while signaling willingness to negotiate.
Global Outcry After Israel Seizes Gaza-Bound Flotilla
Israel’s interception of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla sparks worldwide protests and calls for safe passage of humanitarian aid.
White House Declares Armed Conflict with Drug Cartels
The White House notifies Congress the U.S. is in a non-international armed conflict with drug cartels labeled terrorists, sparking debate over recent Caribbean strikes.
Government Shutdown Leaves US National Parks Partially Open
The US government shutdown has left national parks partially open with reduced services, risking environmental damage and local economies as visitor centers close and staff are furloughed.
U.S. Shutdown Hits Airports: 70K Aviation Workers Unpaid
The U.S. government shutdown is disrupting air travel as over 70,000 essential aviation workers must work without pay, causing delays and uncertainty at airports.