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Swinging wildly from confident to confused, and permanently dishevelled, this most relatable of cuckoos blunders through life as best it can Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast See more Australian bird of the year content…
The cuts disproportionally affect Democrats as the two parties fight over the shutdown of the federal government.
According to a new report, most of Venezuela’s gold is smuggled and laundered internationally through shell companies and opaque supply chains, including to the U.S. The operations are often controlled by military elites, guerrilla groups and transnational gangs, which exploit…
Latest disposal by ‘punk’ beer company follows £37m loss and closure of 10 pubs BrewDog has sold a Highlands rewilding estate it bought with great fanfare in 2020 after posting losses last year of £37m on its beer businesses. The…
As a conservationist, I often find myself reflecting on the deeper meaning of biodiversity. Beyond its beauty and its value to human well-being, biodiversity represents the most ancient and sophisticated information network our planet has ever known. This October, when…
The battle inside No 10 about whether the PM should attend an absolutely crucial climate summit in Brazil is ludicrous. He must assert himself – and go No sooner has Keir Starmer reshuffled his cabinet, pronounced on Reform’s racist policies…
Theresa May, Alok Sharma, business and church leaders say plan would harm UK and not even Margaret Thatcher would have countenanced it UK politics live – latest updates The former prime minister Theresa May has condemned a promise made by…
Your EV battery is often an underutilized resource that could be part of a network that acts like a power plant for your region. By Dan Gearino A Maryland utility is touting a project that allows owners of Ford F-150…
I find it hard to believe Jane Goodall is gone. She was more than an icon to me. She was a friend, a mentor, and someone whose presence—whether with presidents, students, or my own children—felt like both a gift and…
The BBC’s Science Editor Rebecca Morelle goes behind the scenes with the team discovering what the melting of ice from over a million years ago can tell us.