Commercializing the production of synthetic dietary fats could relieve pressure on a global agricultural sector that is struggling to decarbonize, a new study has found. The widespread manufacture of farm-free food could yield numerous environmental and societal benefits — enabling people to “eat our way” out of a burgeoning climate crisis, according to the study...

The Senate GOP's campaign arm is clashing with former Rep. Peter Meijer (R-Mich.) over his bid for an open Senate seat in Michigan. Meijer, who lost his House seat last cycle to a Trump-backed challenger over his vote to impeach the former president, announced he was running for retiring Sen. Debbie Stabenow’s (D-Mich.) seat. The...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will review a chemical used in tire production in response to a petition from three Native American tribes that cited its history of killing salmon. California’s Yurok Tribe and Washington state’s Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe and Puyallup Tribe petitioned the agency this summer to consider prohibiting the use of 6PPD, a...

In his inaugural address, Biden emphasized the need for unity, stating that “We must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue.”

Barbra Streisand says after discovering iPhone’s Siri was mispronouncing her name, she went straight to the top with her concerns. “I said my name isn’t with a ‘z’ — it’s Streisand, like sand on the beach,” the legendary singer said in a Sunday interview with the BBC after learning Apple devices weren’t reading the name correctly....

Ohioans will decide on Tuesday whether abortion access will be enshrined into the state constitution in a vote that has captured the attention of the entire country post Roe.

Former President Trump testified on the stand Monday that New York Judge Arthur Engoron and New York Attorney General Letitia James are “trying to hurt" him for “political reasons."

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathering outside the White House for demonstrations over the weekend vandalized the entrance gates, smearing the bricks with red hand prints.

Special Counsel David Weiss will take part in an “unprecedented" transcribed interview before the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday morning, the Justice Department said.