Two California companies will soon sell lab-grown meat
A state long known for pushing the envelope, California is once again at the center of a new technological trend: lab-grown meat. The U.S.
Month: July 2023
Gubernatorial nominee’s plans to attend rally spark Republican infighting in Kentucky
Republican infighting has erupted in Kentucky over gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron’s plans to attend a rally sponsored by an ex-rival now looking to challenge a GOP congressman next year
‘Precious years will be wasted’: Concerns mount after IMO draft undershoots Paris Agreement goals
Researchers say leading proposals for interim targets are not aligned with halting temperature rises at 1.5C
Kyrie Irving, Draymond Green, Kyle Kuzma stay put as NBA free agency opens, sources tell AP
Kyrie Irving is staying in Dallas.
Suspected gunman in Texas shooting that killed 5 neighbours indicted on capital murder charge
A man accused of killing five neighbours in Texas after some of them complained that gunfire was keeping a baby awake was indicted Friday on a capital murder charge that could carry the death penalty.
How the killing of a teen fits into France’s history of police brutality
The shooting of Nahel M., a 17-year-old boy this week, is the latest example of violence by French police, which has stoked anger and calls for accountability.
Wider than websites? LGBTQ+ advocates fear broader discrimination after Supreme Court ruling
A new U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing a Colorado Christian graphic artist to refuse to work on wedding websites for same-sex couples has LGBTQ+ people across the country worried about broader consequences.
U.K. defence secretary urges Canada to hit NATO military spending target
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NCAA adopts new gambling guidelines that include permanent bans, more lenient reinstatement policies
The NCAA has changed its reinstatement process for athletes involved in sports wagering.