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The planet is getting hotter. But America’s conversation about it has chilled.

Abby Phillip noted a striking similarity between the “big deal” Vice President JD Vance touted and the actual deal then-President Barack Obama secured in 2015.

“I wanted to just take the opportunity to ask people ― really, to beg people ― to come forward,” the NBC journalist pleaded.

The Atlantic is announcing the hires of three new staff writers: Ariel Sabar, who has contributed to The Atlantic as a freelancer since 2015, and Joshua Partlow and Sebastian Smee, both joining from The Washington Post. Joshua will cover extreme weather and natural disasters. Ariel will focus on in-depth narrative reporting. Sebastian will write widely…

The conservative host told viewers that the comedian “got to find people who are lesser than he is” to fill in for him while he’s on vacation.

“Every Scottish person in America needs to immediately try chicken fried steak.”

As tariffs on imported vehicles loom, consumers face potential price hikes and limited choices in the car market. Analysts warn that increased costs could dampen sales, reshaping how Americans approach car-buying in the coming year.

In a striking testimony before Congress, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warned that nearly 99 percent of the world’s electricity could be consumed by superintelligent AI. This alarming prediction highlights the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions as AI technology advances.

Teddi Mellencamp’s recent diagnosis has raised concerns as she battles a dangerous form of cancer, commonly referred to as “black tumor.” This aggressive cancer has spread to her lungs and brain, highlighting the risks associated with late-stage detection.

Smoke was spotted billowing from ventilation shafts of the Lincoln Tunnel in Manhattan, prompting immediate concern among commuters. Authorities quickly responded to assess the situation and ensure public safety, causing temporary delays in traffic.