Owners of small NYC buildings face fines for failure to use official trash bins

Behold, the official NYC Bin. Fines for failing to use an official “NYC Bin” range from $50 to $200 for repeat offenders. [ more ›…

Trump DIGS HIS GRAVE DEEPER…

🚨Trump Just Dropped A LABOR DAY BOMBSHELL On America, OH NO!

Molly Mashup: “Trump Makes Nixon Look Like Lincoln”

Nepal holds a day of mourning to remember flood victims

Bay Area immigration judges are denying immigrant children pauses in deportation proceedings

Texas court ruling is upending how Bay Area immigration judges handle children's cases, with judges now denying most motions to pause removal proceedings — including…

Elderly woman charged with displaying seditious publications outside flat, remanded at psychiatric centre

An elderly woman has been charged with displaying publications with a seditious intention outside her flat in Tin Shui Wai. Yang Chau-kei, 61, appeared at…

NiMet forecasts three days of rain, thunderstorms

THE Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has forecast cloudy skies, thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rains across the country from Monday to Wednesday. NiMet disclosed this…

The deliberate crime of Indonesia’s toxic haze

Indonesia is once again dominating headlines across Southeast Asia as dense plumes of toxic haze drift into neighboring skies. Latest satellite monitoring data from the…

Inside the London borough run by Reform UK

Clean energy driving good jobs, growth on Eastern Plains, study says

Even a dozen high-paying solar or wind utility jobs make a difference in Colorado’s plains counties, officials say

New housing development opens in Broomfield for people with disabilities, but demand far exceeds available units

Intended to serve people with intellectual, developmental disabilities, the 40-apartment Grove supportive housing complex likely will be full with in weeks

NY’s back-to-school vaccine requirements are airtight, at least for now

File photo of students in a classroom. Vaccination rates are falling in many states as more families take advantage of exemptions to school vaccine mandates.…

On Labor Day, Mamdani Debuts New Office to Support Union Organizing

Workers without unions will soon be able to leverage the resources of City Hall to help organize and have a voice on the job. On…

Can a Democrat flip Colorado’s reddest seat? Eileen Laubacher is trying.

In a district Republicans dominate by 2-to-1, Eileen Laubacher is wagering that money and miles can close the gap

Volunteers are on the hunt for one of Colorado’s most adorable animals before climate change erases them

The Colorado Pika Project is training citizen scientists to collect data in far-flung corners of the state

Can decentralized energy prevent the next crisis?

After International Energy Agency executive director Fatih Birol labeled the ongoing global energy turmoil the “biggest energy security threat in history” in April, events over…

Protester ‘beaten with stick’ at Reform Conference calls LBC

Andy Burnham Insists He Still Backs Electoral Reform After Amendment Blocked

Ministers offer cross-party talks on changing Westminster's voting system as bid for speedy reform stalls

Driver thanks ‘superhero’ rival for saving him from flaming race car at Shanghai Int’l Circuit

A British racing driver thanked a “superhero” rival for pulling him from the flaming wreckage of his car after a horror crash in Shanghai, saying…