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Nuclear power is getting a rethink from California to Germany, as a way to reduce reliance on fossil fuels in an energy-hungry, yet warming world.

Conservatives in recent weeks have railed against the value of a degree. How should colleges respond?

The iPhone 14 and 14 Plus are now official, but the math means it's probably better to buy an iPhone 13 at its lower price instead.

Republicans say Biden’s student debt-relief plan is illegal, but they are struggling to find a plaintiff with standing to make a case against the president’s use of executive authority.

For decades, social democrats were committed to promoting progressive change aimed at improving workers’ lives. They were at the forefront of progress as

Laxman Narasimhan most recently led Reckitt Benckiser, where he was tasked with turning around the consumer products conglomerate.

A decade ago, former President Bill Clinton tried and failed to reform Led Zeppelin for one last hurrah at a benefit concert. Read the full story here.

The White House’s use of emergency powers to enact widespread debt relief could be ripe for challenges.

It would be easy to dismiss the Green New Deal as an impossible progressive dream, but that would be a mistake. The Green New Deal is not the bucket list of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her fellow travelers, but a blueprint to turn America into a socialist state. It is the culmination of a 90-year campaign, begun with FDR and the first New Deal. “The first obligation of government is the protection of the welfare and well-being, indeed the very existence, of its citizens,” presidential ...

Legal experts say the administration’s legal rationale may not hold up in court. But it’s unclear whether such a case could even make it to court.