As soon as wildfires roared into wealthy Los Angeles neighborhoods, politicians, activists, and journalists began framing the disaster as “the climate crisis in action,” in the words of one global NGO ...

The scenes from the wildfires devastating Los Angeles are apocalyptic. As of this writing, more than 1,000 homes, businesses, and other buildings have been destroyed, and two people have died.

Trump has chosen people who understand the threat of government coercion—because they have experienced it firsthand.

Devastating images have emerged of the immense destruction wrought by several fires in the Los Angeles area this week. These will likely be the costliest wildfires in U.S. history, overtaking the 2018 ...

The city slashed fire and other basic services after Mayor Karen Bass awarded fat contracts to government workers.

The law enforcement approach has taken its hits from critics in recent years, but facts—and history—are on its side.

According to the Financial Times, this growth would only bring GDP per capita back to its 2021 level, so Argentina still has ...

Customers are debanked for various reasons, including suspicion of money laundering, being a terror-finance risk, or posing ...

On almost every measure, he leaves the country poorer, less productive, angrier, and more divided than he found it.

The Climate Change Superfund Act will collect billions from companies that have extracted fossil fuels in recent years.