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This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. When Kekuewa Kikiloi boarded a research vessel to visit the northwestern Hawaiian islands in 2002, he didn’t know what to expect. Kikiloi grew up on O‘ahu, but like a lot of Native Hawaiians, he had never had the opportunity to visit the […]

The company wants to spin-off NBCUniversal, leaving Comcast as a broadband and wireless company.

The $1.4 trillion in margin debt exacerbated swings in South Korea’s stock market that spilled into US trading last week.

Protests against undocumented migrants have mall owners preparing for the worst.

The New York Times published a blockbuster story on Kazakhstan, public money, and the U.S. president's sons. Meanwhile in DC, an aging Trump rambled about algae and golf.

The almost two-week-old truce has been under persistent strain, with both Washington and Tehran launching strikes in recent days.

The US-Iran truce, a dampening of trade-war rhetoric, and a surge in tech capex are laying “the foundation for a period of strong and balanced global growth,” JPMorgan’s chief economist said.

The Lebanese parliament speaker called it an “agreement of diktats,” while a hard-right Israeli minister said it was a “big mistake.”

Ray McGovern and Peter Kuznick examine Europe’s accelerating military buildup, Putin’s warning that Russia is prepared for war, and why they fear diplomacy is giving way to a dangerous escalation between nuclear powers. ScheerPost Staff As Europe dramatically expands military spending and NATO leaders openly prepare for what they describe as a possible future conflict […]