An international climate deal emerged Saturday meant to spur more concrete plans to transition away from fossil fuels, winning grudging acceptance from nations that insisted on stronger ambition in the fight against global warming. Read More
News of their transfers comes as U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi looks to crack down on the previous administration's sweeping clemency actions, especially those against violent crime.
A marked NYPD vehicle slammed into a private bus hard enough to send the coach careening into a parked truck and the side of a hotel, leaving two injured, cops said.
The Premier League table has a brand-new look as a result of all the earlier kick-offs. Chelsea have leapfrogged Manchester City into second place after their 2-0 win at Burnley, though City can reclaim that position by winning or drawing this evening. Newcastle have also been knocked down one place, from 14th to 15th, thanks to Fulham’s 1-0 win over Sunderland. Like City, they’ve got a chance to get back to where they started the day, but they’ll need to win this match to do so. Tim de Lisle has all the details of the 3pms in today’s Clockwatch.
Manchester City have won their last four matches in all competitions to the cumulative score of 13-3. No wonder Pep is in the mood to crack wise with a few zingers. Will Unwin reports.
Wealthy countries agree to triple funds for countries to tackle climate impacts, but deforestation and critical minerals blocked from final deal
The world edged a small step closer to the end of the fossil fuel era on Saturday, but not by nearly enough to stave off the ravages of climate breakdown.
Countries meeting in Brazil for two weeks could manage only a voluntary agreement to begin discussions on a roadmap to an eventual phase out of fossil fuels, and they achieved this incremental progress only in the teeth of implacable opposition from oil-producing countries.
A convicted New Jersey Ponzi schemer who was sprung from prison after a pardon from Trump during his first term is headed back to the slammer for running yet another scam.
The daughter of a woman killed in New Orleans during a carjacking in 2018 says the city still isn't taking crime seriously enough as the Trump administration prepares to send federal agents into the Big Easy.
Radical pro-Palestine activist Linda Sarsour says Zohran Mamdani’s win in this year’s NYC mayoral race should serve as proof to other candidates seeking elected office that hating Israel could put you over the top with voters.
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