Britain’s Seventh Carbon Budget sets an 87% emissions cut by 2042, anchoring a £105bn net zero economy that already supports 22,000-plus…
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Ministers defend government-backed energy company against forced labor claims
Ministers will “go further” on feared links to slave labor, the government promised Tuesday. …
El Niño to bring more heat and disasters in coming months, UN warns
Climate pattern will “pour fuel on the fire of a warming world,” said Secretary-General António Guterres. …
Ukraine and Moldova on course to start formal EU membership talks in June
Hungarian officials have signaled they intend to drop their opposition to Ukraine’s EU membership bid, diplomats told POLITICO. …
Serbia will not impose visas on Russians, says president
President Aleksandar Vučić says any move to scrap visa-free travel with Russia would be “immediately revoked.” …
Vote count for California governor, L.A. mayor could be painfully slow. Don’t expect ‘instant gratification’
Experts are urging patience as primary tallies begin to roll in Tuesday evening. It’s a very real possibility that close races,…
Chabria: Why a loss for Hilton would be a win for Trump
The California gubernatorial primary might not be decided for days or weeks. President Trump plans to use our primary to further…
More middle-class Californians cancel health coverage after losing federal aid
Facing higher premiums and the loss of federal subsidies, 374,000 Californians canceled their health insurance coverage in the first three months…
Bass, Raman or Pratt? Three L.A. residents explain who got their vote for mayor
Voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to vote for Los Angeles’ next mayor. Three voters share why they’re voting for…
Democratic voters confident California election is secure, Republicans less so, poll finds
Strong majorities of registered Democrats and independents in California are confident that local election officials will ensure this week’s primary vote…