A new study revealed that record-breaking heat waves are likely caused by new low-sulfur fuel regulations in ships implemented by the IMO in 2020, which reduced sulfur dioxide emissions by 80%.
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Elon Musk Attempts to Win Advertisers Back on X, Following Harsh F-Bomb Comment
Elon Musk clarifies his controversial remarks to advertisers at Cannes Lions as a form of free speech on his X platform amid efforts to mend relations with major advertisers like Apple and Disney.
French President Macron Faces EU Backlash Due to France's Excessive Debt
France is being criticized by the European Commission for its excessive debt levels, prompting a rebuke that could complicate President Macron's reelection.
Nestlé Expects Chocolate Demand to Drop as Cocoa Prices Rise
Nestlé warns of potential reduced chocolate consumption due to soaring cocoa costs, which may force price hikes and impact consumer demand.
China Plans to Connect Southeast Asian Railroads Following New Pact With Malaysia
Chinese Premier Li Qiang's visit to Malaysia includes plans to integrate the East Coast Rail Link with regional projects, boosting China's Belt and Road initiative in Southeast Asia.
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A 42-year-old man in Minneapolis has been charged with the killing of a 52-year-old man in 2020 over rent money.
The US DOJ alleged that the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel collaborated with wealthy Chinese nationals in California to launder up to $50 million from drug trafficking.
The US Senate has approved a bill to speed up the deployment of nuclear energy capacity. The US Senate approved on Tuesday a bill to speed up the deployment of nuclear energy capacity.
A Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report revealed that the uninsured rate among Americans will increase from 7.7% in 2024 to 8.9% over the next decade.
A poultry farm in the Greater Sydney basin in the Australian state of New South Wales is under quarantine after bird flu was detected in it.
Jeff Bezos affirms his commitment to upholding high journalistic standards amidst controversy surrounding the ethical integrity of The Washington Post's new publisher Will Lewis.
Bank of Thailand Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput doubled down its opposition against the Thai government of PM Srettha Thavisin and its plan to give almost $14 billion in cash to almost all of its adult citizens.
Google announced a $2.3 billion investment to support its data center campuses in central Ohio, adding to the $4.4 billion already spent since 2019, to enhance its global services infrastructure.
Melinda French Gates reflected on her 2021 divorce from Bill Gates, sharing insights about their separation during the COVID-19 pandemic
