Democrats Shift Rhetoric to Confront Inflation and Economic Inequality
Rising inflation and voter frustration push Democrats to adopt a more combative discourse, echoing Bernie Sanders’ populist critiques of wealth and corporate power.
Rising inflation and voter frustration push Democrats to adopt a more combative discourse, echoing Bernie Sanders’ populist critiques of wealth and corporate power.
António Guterres called on AI companies to reveal their carbon emissions and resource use, demanding a transition to renewable energy to tackle the sector’s growing climate impact.
The Senate passed a housing bill that bans a Federal Reserve-issued digital currency until the end of 2030, while preserving private stablecoin operations.
Growing concerns about the global economy and the unpredictable impact of artificial intelligence are prompting some investors to reduce their exposure to technology shares.
Amazon opens access to its carbon credit offtake agreements for Climate Pledge signatories and partners, enabling smaller buyers to secure verified emissions reductions.
Global stock markets dropped sharply after the Federal Reserve indicated that interest rates could remain elevated longer, pressuring technology stocks and raising borrowing costs worldwide.
European car sales rose recently as electric vehicles gained momentum, powered by strong demand for competitively priced Chinese models amid declining gasoline and diesel purchases.
The Justice Department has launched a civil rights probe into a Brooklyn coffee shop after it publicly banned a pro-Israel congressman, citing federal laws barring discrimination in public businesses.
Uzbek and Turkish officials met in Ankara to advance cooperation on climate policy and finalize Uzbekistan’s role in the upcoming COP31 conference in Antalya.
Iran’s parliamentary speaker Pezeshkian traveled to Pakistan as US-Iran nuclear talks enter a critical technical stage, highlighting Islamabad’s role as a regional diplomatic mediator.