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This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Ruby Williams’s pink kayak pierced the fog shrouding the mouth of the Klamath River, and she paddled harder. She was flanked on both sides by fellow Indigenous youth from across the basin, and their line of brightly colored boats […]

Peter Rothpletz on Donald Trump’s 'Let Them Eat… Nothing' moment, Stephen Miller’s wife’s racist, viral crash out, and the royal formerly known as “Prince.”

Washington lowered tariffs in exchange for China agreeing to loosen rare earth export controls and buying more US soybeans.

There is already four times as much solar capacity worldwide as analysts in 2010 had forecast for 2035.

A new $20 billion refinery in Nigeria could be one of the world’s largest once it reaches full capacity.

The survey is a further sign of bubbling frustration with the party, as the government shutdown passes the one-month mark.

Relations between the US and Russia have whipsawed, though Washington has shown warming ties with Kyiv in recent weeks.

Trump has dangled tariff relief as part of trade negotiations, while Beijing is upgrading commercial ties with ASEAN.

Despite the government’s plan to stimulate growth, investment in the country has flatlined.