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The Climate Leadership Council (CLC), a Republican-heavy coalition of energy industry companies, environmental groups, and economists, has won the support of former Fed chairs Janet Yellen, Ben Bernanke, Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker, 27 Nobel laureates, and 15 former chairs

Two of Snap’s most senior executives have teamed up to form a new security startup called TerraTrue. TerraTrue CEO Jad Boutros was formerly chief security officer at Snap and left in January 2018. Cofounder Chris Handman was general counsel at

Cybersecurity experts are warning that the US is at greater risk of attack as the record partial government shutdown continues. Thousands of workers that monitor the nation’s defense systems are off work, and experts also worry that systems aren’t being

Poor conservation of wild coffee species may end up threatening the supply of the coffee in your cup, researchers have warned. We only really use two species of coffee, Arabica and robusta, for the coffee we drink. The farmed versions

From a 30,000-foot vantage, a government shutdown doesn’t cost much. S&P Global estimates that the border-wall impasse–the longest in history, unresolved at press time–shaved only $3.6 billion off the U.S. economy over its first three weeks. But other barometers, including

KINGSTON, ONT. — Eighteen months ago, when the Kathleen Wynne government was in its final year of official party status in Ontario, it passed, with the connivance of the then “opposition” leader Patrick Brown, Bill 163, entitled the Safe Access

Sambuca in Sicily is selling off homes for just €1 ($1.14). The stunning countryside town is hoping the move will repopulate its streets and provide a boom to the economy. There’s a catch, though. Buyers will have to commit to

Tim Cook published an op-ed in Time Magazine on Thursday arguing for the US to rein in data brokers in order to give people true privacy when it comes to their data. Data brokers are firms such as Experian or