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Hurricane Ian’s rapid intensification is a sign of the world to come

How Hurricane Ian got so powerful — in just two days.

Climate change has come for the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter

China’s catastrophic summer shows its climate adaptation plans still have a long way to go.

A new bill aims to curb conflicts of interest in Congress — but it leaves a glaring loophole

House Democrats are going after stock trading, though ethics experts point out a weakness in the bill.

Two states, two visions for the future of labor

"Right-to-work" is on the ballot.

Tech billionaires lost $315 billion in 2022 and it genuinely doesn’t matter

Losing billions hasn’t erased the wild gains they made since the start of the pandemic.

The Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, explained

The undersea explosions in two gas pipelines from Russia exposed Europe’s vulnerabilities — just as the continent faces a looming energy crisis.