Justice Department Sues Texas for Floating Rio Grande
The State of Texas installed a floating barrier to prevent people from swimming across the Rio Grande on Monday. The
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Trump’s Trial Over Classified Documents Begins in May
The trial date for former President Donald Trump’s case of improper handling of classified documents was announced by a US
Long-term mercury exposure blamed for high youth suicides
Researchers who studied three generations of mothers and their children from an indigenous community in Canada found decades of mercury
Peru Uprising: Thousands of Protesters Demand President’s Resignation,
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The Forgotten Homeless: Former Prisoners Abandoned in Los
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Would world’s top carbon emitters put tensions aside
US Climate Envoy John Kerry has called for more rapid action against the climate emergency in a high-profile China trip,
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Texas’ Floating Barriers on Rio Grande Violate Treaty:
Mexico’s top diplomat Alicia Barcena in a note to the U.S. government has objected to the construction of floating barriers
US would not pay climate reparations “under any
Some countries want major economies to pay for past emissions. A fund has been established to support the vulnerable nations,
