The Trump administration is set to revoke a scientific finding that has long been the central basis for US action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change.

The Supreme Court ruled in a 2007 case that planet-warming greenhouse gases (GHG), caused by the burning of oil and other fossil fuels, are air pollutants under the Clean Air Act.

A noted archaeologist is challenging conventional wisdom on one of the world’s oldest cultures, arguing that Chinese civilization has a recorded history stretching back 8,000 years.

Tesla is hiring to support founder Elon Musk’s recently announced plan to become the biggest US manufacturer of solar energy components, according to online posts by senior executives at the company.

Russian spacecraft have intercepted the communications of at least a dozen key satellites over Europe.

New technology that can identify DNA from a single cell could transform crime scene forensics.

More than three years after the launch of ChatGPT, anxiety about artificial intelligence in the workplace remains high — especially among Gen Z — as corporate America pushes for higher productivity from leaner workforces.

More than 9,000 flights across the US scheduled to depart over the weekend were canceled as a major winter storm threatened to wreak havoc across much of the country.

European satellite operator Eutelsat said it has signed a deal with French space startup MaiaSpace for the future launches of its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite.

The Philippines is having the wrong conversation about artificial intelligence.

“On the spectrum.” These three words have become synonymous with autism, yet they conceal a common misunderstanding.

One person has died and 300 properties have been destroyed in bushfires that have torn across southeast Australia.

When he became aware of the devastation in his hometown of London, Ontario, caused by homelessness, Ribal Zebian was determined to do something about it.

A French ban on the production and sale of cosmetics and most clothing containing polluting and health-threatening “forever chemicals” has entered into force.

China is requiring chipmakers to use at least 50% domestically made equipment when adding new capacity.

In Japan’s top oyster-producing prefecture, Hiroshima, 80% to 90% of farmed oysters have been dead at the time of landing since the start of this season’s shipments in mid-October.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia Okanagan have uncovered how plants produce mitraphylline, a rare natural compound linked to anti-cancer effects.

Elon Musk plans to ramp up production of Neuralink brain chips this year. Neuralink develops brain-chip implants designed to help people with paralysis or neurological disorders.

Taiwanese technology giant TSMC has begun mass production of its cutting-edge 2-nanometer semiconductor chips.

The Permian Basin is the largest contributor to US oil production, accounting for nearly half of total output in both 2024 and 2025.

The math is simple. It starts with three facts. China has spent massive amounts to create very low-cost electricity at a pace several times faster than the United States.

A secret laboratory in China has quietly assembled a prototype extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography system and is now testing it.

A report from Reuters claims that scientists in China have created a prototype machine that could eventually be used to produce semiconductor chips capable of powering artificial intelligence (AI).

President Donald Trump is seriously considering reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III — on par with mild painkillers.