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So many climate solutions, so few emissions reductions. A new book explains why.

In 2022, a small group of researchers came up with a bright idea: What if we were to install a

E-Bikes could cut carbon, congestion, and costs — if cities take them seriously

Last year, San Francisco voters did something exceedingly rare in car-crazy America: They closed two miles of a coastal highway

Every Venezuelan drug boat leads to 25,000 deaths, Trump claims

President Donald Trump delivered remarks quantifying the dangers Venezuelan drug-carrying vessels pose to the U.S. during a publicly televised military

Airman’s cocaine bust conviction overturned on workout powder appeal

An airman who was demoted and sentenced to hard labor after popping positive for cocaine has had his conviction overturned

WWII-era squadron reactivated as MQ-9 Reaper drone unit

The U.S. Air Force has revived a World War II fighter squadron and assigned it a new mission as an

Gen. Wilsbach tapped to replace Allvin as Air Force chief

President Donald Trump on Monday nominated Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach — the former head of Air Combat Command who had been

Here’s how a government shutdown would affect VA services

In the event of a government shutdown, veterans’ health care won’t be affected, the Department of Veterans Affairs confirmed in

Pentagon awards contract for newest F-35s

The Pentagon on Monday awarded Lockheed Martin a $12.5 billion contract for nearly 300 of the newest F-35 Joint Strike

Lt. Col. George E. Hardy, youngest Tuskegee Airman, dies at 100

Lt. Col. George Hardy, the youngest fighter pilot of the Tuskegee Airmen, the nation’s first Black military pilots, has died.

10 years after the Paris Agreement, countries are still missing climate deadlines

When the 2015 Paris Agreement was inked nearly a decade ago, it marked a consensus, agreed to by nearly all