As Seoul considers new regulations on online platforms, concerns about competition, national security, and possible U.S. retaliation loom large.

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The Center for Biodiversity evaluated six investor-owned utilities for recent activities, earnings and demonstrated attitude ...

Antarctica’s summer sea ice has dropped to one of its lowest extents ever recorded, shrinking to levels 30% below the ...

The warning came as the Trump administration and congressional Republicans have discussed cutting SNAP benefits—otherwise ...

First-time buyers hit a record low share of the homebuying market last year, another sign that affordability continues to ...

In the first days of Donald Trump’s second term as United States president, he signed 2 executive orders that carry significant, immediate implications for patients who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, ...

Trump has labeled Wednesday “Liberation Day,” arguing tariffs are needed to drive investment in domestic manufacturing after ...

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