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'We have to start getting used to it': Record-breaking temperatures heating up the globe
No better time than during a global heat wave to take a closer look at the world's changing climate, for which record-breaking temperatures and extreme weather are the "new normal," experts say.
Trump now 'disagrees' with Putin's proposal to interview Americans
The White House says U.S. President Donald Trump "disagrees" with Russian President Vladimir Putin's offer to allow the U.S. access to Russians accused of interfering in the 2016 election, in exchange for interviews of Americans the Kremlin accuses of unspecified crimes.
Israel passes Jewish nation-state bill after contentious session in Knesset
Israel's parliament approved controversial legislation on Thursday that defines the country as the nation-state of the Jewish people, but critics warn that it marginalizes minorities.
Auto industry gathers in Washington to discuss possibility of U.S. tariffs
Manufacturers, suppliers, car dealers and foreign diplomats will line up to testify today at a Washington hearing to try to head off auto tariffs, a move that even automakers in the U.S. are asking the administration not to implement.
Livestock with less methane: Scientists seek ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Greenhouse gases from livestock are about 14.5 per cent of global emissions. Scientists are working on improving feed, breeding stock and changing pasture conditions to improve emissions.
