The NAACP is demanding the suspension of the Memphis Safe Task Force after the deaths of two Black men, calling for a thorough federal investigation into the joint federal-state law enforcement operation.
Matthew Wielicki, a geochemist who denies established climate science, will head the US Global Change Research Program and oversee the National Climate Assessment.
The Trump administration finalized a rule removing habitat protections from the Endangered Species Act, allowing logging, mining, and development in critical habitats, despite widespread public opposition.
About 300 people attended a 'just sitting and not doing shit' event in Bangkok's Lumphini Park, responding to a Facebook call to escape screens and protest capitalism by spending an hour being 'useless'.
Flying foxes account for two-thirds of wildlife entanglement cases in NSW, with grey-headed flying foxes particularly affected. Simple actions like using wildlife-friendly netting can reduce deaths.
Workers drained the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool again, as the Trump administration blames vandals for algae blooms and peeling paint. The project's cost exceeds $16 million.
Ukraine establishes a 'long-range impact' command to target Russian energy infrastructure, as drone strikes damage tankers and refineries, forcing Moscow to ban diesel exports and restrict Sea of Azov shipping.
Harvest in Lincolnshire starts three weeks earlier than 20 years ago, with winter barley first amid heatwaves and climate challenges.
Becky Barnicoat's latest cartoon humorously captures the irony of rising temperatures while barbecues remain cold, highlighting climate change's impact on summer traditions.
A new survey suggests Australia would no longer be a majority religious country if the census question format changed. When asked a direct yes/no, 54% selected 'no religion', versus 43% under current format.
UK classrooms hit over 40C, causing fainting and heatstroke; teachers call for urgent adaptations as 1,000+ schools closed in June heatwave.
Prof Ed Hawkins debunks 13 common misconceptions about heatwaves, confirming human-caused climate change is real and urgent action is needed.
The Tour de France faces unprecedented heatwaves, pushing riders to limits. Teams use 80-100kg ice daily, ice baths, and custom lollies. Organisers may shift July dates due to global heating.
The 2026 World Cup challenges geopolitical hierarchies as underdogs triumph and multiculturalism shines, despite Trump's interference and Fifa's greed, inspiring hope for global fairness.
London tube passengers endure temperatures exceeding 34°C, higher than the legal limit for cattle transport, as the aging infrastructure struggles to adapt to heatwaves.
Republican lawmakers threaten DOJ action against WNBA over fouls on Caitlin Clark, pushing the star into a political role she has long avoided amid America's sports culture wars.
The Norwegian Red Cross launched the Blood League campaign in 2023, using football rivalries to recruit nearly 10,000 new blood donors, potentially saving 29,000 lives. The campaign featured regional TV ads and an online leaderboard.
As Nigeria braces for another devastating flood season, survivors describe the psychological trauma of repeatedly losing homes and livelihoods, with experts warning of climate anxiety and ecological grief.
Microsoft, Amazon and Google's collective carbon emissions rose 18% to 119m tonnes CO2e, about a third of France's total, driven by datacentre construction for AI.
The 2026 World Cup in the US has drawn record crowds and TV ratings, with an average of 64,511 fans per game and 33 million viewers for the USMNT match, becoming a unifying force amid political tensions.
Heavy rainfall and flooding in Missouri forced the helicopter evacuation of over 200 children and staff from Camp Taum Sauk and rescued 20 people from a collapsed building.
Small farmers in Iowa say Trump's USDA is yanking grants, citing DEI and wasteful spending, leaving them struggling amid tariffs and war costs.
New Trump administration rules undermine peer review, restrict international collaboration, and redirect funds to private tech, risking the US scientific research enterprise.
Norway's 2007 NIF rule change eliminated pressure on children to specialize early, fostering multi-sport participation and producing stars like Haaland, leading to World Cup success.
Merthyr Tydfil Council plans to spend £1.5m from the UK Government's Pride in Place Impact Fund on playgrounds, public art, and building improvements by March 2027.
Essential roof repairs and drainage improvements are underway at Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil, funded by Cadw, the council, Welsh Government, and The Cyfarthfa Foundation, ensuring the historic site's preservation.
Overseeding in July thickens lawns and suppresses weeds naturally, according to The Grass People. This simple task makes grass denser, shading soil and reducing weed growth without harmful chemicals.
Experts reveal that mulching with wood chips or straw is the key to preventing dried-out, brown leaves on hydrangeas during summer heatwaves.
Hanging a disco ball in your garden can deter wasps without chemicals. The reflective surfaces scatter sunlight, confusing insects. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fire risk.
The UK heatwave continues with record 35.2°C, amber health alerts, extreme wildfire risks, and water bans. Emergency services urge caution.