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President Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday that aims to cut 65 percent of the government's carbon emissions by the end of this decade and reach carbon neutrality by 2050.

During a year long Los Angeles Times investigation into extreme heat, journalists found gaps in state and federal tracking efforts.

Virginia's race for governor, the most hotly followed contest in the country, is a battle over culture. The GOP has focused on schools, Democrats on Trump.

As Biden heads to the climate change summit, the Supreme Court agrees to hear pleas from coal states to bar future regulation.

Democrats moved sharply to the left on racial attitudes over last decade, opening a wide gap with the GOP. White Democrats shifted the most.

Two years into the pandemic, Americans see their country as more divided than ever.

Californians suffering most from extreme heat live in Southern California and the Central Valley, like Riverside and Bakersfield, says LA Times environmental reporter Anna Phillips.

By midcentury, researchers project that thousands could die annually from extreme heat, making it deadlier than diabetes.

Amid a persistent pandemic and congressional wrangling over his program, Biden's standing has slipped. Democratic chances depend on a recovery.

Having racked up four total points since the start of conference play, the Cal women’s soccer team remains just as competitive as its Pac-12 counterparts.