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A Lot of Big Carbon Offset Programs Are a Giant Scam

It turns out that the largest company in the market of carbon offsets was basically collecting money to do almost nothing.

St. Louis County prosecutor drops U.S. Senate bid, will instead oppose Cori Bush in House race

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell announced Monday he will drop his bid to unseat Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in 2024, and will instead make a run at a fellow Democrat - U.S. Rep. Cori Bush.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere — and it’s just getting started

The rapid development of powerful artificial intelligence is upending life from shopping to education to financial services, giving people new tools capable of completing tasks previously inconceivable for machines.

Nikki Haley formally enters her home-state primary as a new poll suggests she has momentum in Iowa

Nikki Haley claimed new momentum in the race to supplant Donald Trump as her party's front-runner during an appearance in her home state Monday, where she formally filed to appear on the South Carolina Republican presidential primary ballot.

Trump mixes up name of city in Iowa, gets corrected by a state senator

Former President Donald Trump mixed up Sioux City, Iowa, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota, while at a stump speech in the Hawkeye State.

Donald Trump is the cream of the crop in Iowa: Poll

Former President Donald Trump is running almost 30 percentage points ahead of his rivals for the Republican nomination race in Iowa less than three months before the caucuses.

Trump slams judge for reimposing gag order, vows to appeal it

Former President Donald Trump says he will appeal a gag order that was reimposed Sunday by a federal judge overseeing his election interference case, arguing that it takes away his First Amendment rights.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville: White House ‘would rather burn down the Senate than negotiate’

Sen. Tommy Tuberville slammed the White House Sunday, saying the administration would rather "burn the Senate down" than negotiate on his block on military nominees.

White House outlines help for colleges grappling with antisemitic chants, protests

The White House said Monday it is trying to combat an "alarming rise" of antisemitic incidents at schools and colleges as President Biden faces pressure to push back on pro-Palestinian chants and protests viewed as attacks on Jewish people or Israel's right to exist.

Putin ruins Netanyahu’s years of diplomacy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s long-standing effort to woo Vladimir Putin into a pragmatic, mutually beneficial relationship now lies in ruins. Responding to the Israeli counteroffensive against Hamas in Gaza, Russia has adopted a strikingly pro-Hamas stance.

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