North Korea fires suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile
Pyongyang's latest move comes days after Russia used its veto to disband a UN panel monitoring sanctions compliance.
Opinion: Heat pumps cut costs and pollution. So why isn't it easier to install one in California?
The heating and cooling technology reduces the costs and emissions that contribute to climate change. But bureaucracy can stand in the way of available incentives.
More than $150 in credits coming to Southern Californians' utility bills this month
As part of California's climate credit program, gas and electric utility customers will receive money off their bills this month.
'Way, way, way above normal' rains could set all-time L.A. record as wet weather continues
The latest back-to-back water years have become the wettest on record for Los Angeles since the late 1800s, with more than 52 inches falling since October 2022. And officials say more is on the way.
What to know about U.S. military aid to Israel
Israel has received more U.S. military aid — and more U.S. aid of any type — than any other country since the Second World War.
Turkey’s shock elections offer another lesson for the world
“People oppressed under authoritarian regimes now turn their gaze to Istanbul,” said Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul mayor and perhaps the strongest challenger to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, after local elections delivered the Turkish president a stunning rebuke.
We Were Lied Into the Gaza Genocide. Al Jazeera Has Shown Us How
For weeks, as Gaza was battered with bombs and the body count in the tiny enclave rose inexorably, Western publics had little choice but to rely on Israel’s word for what happened on 7 October. Some 1,150 Israelis were killed
Ukraine’s Economy Will, Ultimately, Lose It the War
In his recent article on attritional warfare, Alex Vershinin at the Royal United Services Institute remarked that ‘war is won by economies, not armies’. Put another way, the country that can outspend its rival in military endeavour will ultimately prevail.
Iraq Monthly Roundup: 58 Killed
Another 35 were wounded. The post Iraq Monthly Roundup: 58 Killed appeared first on Antiwar.com.
US judge rejects Hunter Biden’s bid to toss out tax case
US President Joe Biden's son is scheduled to go on trial for tax evasion in June.
Why does South Asia have the world’s worst air pollution?
Smog-ridden cities in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India had the poorest air quality last year, says report.
Japan’s low-key royal family takes to Instagram
More than 450,000 people are already following the account, which went public on Monday.