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The Supreme Court just ruled against the EPA’s authority to limit greenhouse gas emissions
The court’s decision in West Virginia v. EPA strikes down a major tool for fighting climate change.
Why are so many people leaving Hong Kong?
Grid’s global editor covered the handover of Hong Kong to China. Twenty-five years later, he reports on an exodus from the city.
The tricky scientific question underlying FDA’s crackdown on Juul and vaping
The FDA must make e-cigarette rules that balance the product’s harm reduction potential against the risks it poses to kids.
The Ukraine War in data: $4.6 billion in military aid
Week 18: The flow of weapons, ammunition and military equipment has few parallels in U.S. history. And it shows no sign of ebbing.
World in Photos: From New York to New Delhi, how the globe is celebrating Pride
Celebrations of the LGBTQ+ community — from all over the world.
China has a PR problem — and it’s not just over Hong Kong. Here’s why in three charts.
A new survey shows more and more people in advanced economies hold unfavorable views of China.
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Facebook and Instagram have started taking down abortion pill posts since the fall of Roe
How far will social-media companies go to limit abortion content?
War has been raging in Ukraine for 4 months. What comes next, and when will it end?
Grid’s global team looks at the next stage of the war, and chances for victory for Russia and Ukraine.
Are we thinking ourselves into a recession? How predictions and doomsaying can affect real economic behavior
Almost 80 percent of consumers surveyed expect bad times in the year ahead.
‘Bombshell after bombshell’: What was revealed at Cassidy Hutchinson’s January 6 hearing testimony
“Something needs to be done, or people are going to die and the blood’s going to be on your f-ing hands,” the aide recalls a White House lawyer telling Meadows.
Sri Lanka’s economic crisis: How one family turned this ‘hidden jewel’ into a basket case
Members of one family held the posts of president and prime minister, and dominated the Parliament. It didn’t end well.
Science alone can’t stop the next pandemic. Ignoring politics has terrible consequences
A 2008 intelligence report warned of a deadly coronavirus pandemic starting in East Asia in this decade. But it whiffed on politics and missed on how to really stop one.