Caledonia residents’ grassroots opposition forced Microsoft to halt its 244-acre data center plans, highlighting the enduring influence of community activism over corporate expansion.
POLITICS
ECONOMY & BUSINESS
Stellantis is pledging $10 billion to revive U.S. manufacturing—can this investment empower workers, or will it repeat the mistakes of the recent past?
Gold nears record highs after seven straight weekly gains, driven by political dysfunction in Washington and speculation over looming Fed rate cuts.
The IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings return to Washington, D.C., where soaring debt and deepening trade tensions set the stage for urgent global dialogue—and bold stakes for future generations.
Mayor Bowser’s bold pitch to legalize poker and blackjack is dividing D.C.—but will it truly revive the city’s economy, or risk deepening inequality?
ENVIORNMENT & CLIMATE
Governor Evers’ pro-active clean energy agenda is reshaping Wisconsin homes and tribal communities, making sustainability accessible and practical—one visit, and one program, at a time.
Data center giants need power—fast. But as old coal plants become natural gas hubs, are we repeating the mistakes of the past or paving the way to a greener digital future?
Dragonflies that outlasted dinosaurs now face extinction, as climate-driven wildfires and heat disrupt their dazzling mating rituals and threaten delicate freshwater ecosystems.
A new report finds Pennsylvania schools could save up to $342 million by going solar, slashing climate pollution and utility bills. But will conservative lawmakers let students, teachers, and communities reap the benefits?