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Over three-quarters of the Amazon rainforest has been losing its ability to recover from drought and man-made disruptions since the early 2000s according to a study published Monday by Nature Climate Change.

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine escalates tensions with the U.S. and its allies, economists at Goldman Sachs are warning either side could resort to malicious cyber activity targeting companies and critical infrastructure.

The 65 Project launched Monday, a Democratic-linked dark money group that seeks to “shame” and hold accountable more than 100 attorneys who tried to overthrow the 2020 election.

Covid-19 was linked with “significant” and damaging brain abnormalities even in mild cases, according to a study published in Nature on Monday, shedding light on what could be behind the lingering symptoms of long Covid.

The global death toll from Covid-19 passed 6 million Monday, a bleak milestone as a growing number of countries around the world drop all pandemic restrictions and prepare to live with the virus.

As 1.7 million people flee Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Moscow on Monday announced new “humanitarian corridors” that would allow Ukrainian civilians to escape to Russia and allied Belarus, a move swiftly decried as “immoral” by Kyiv.

Russian regulators on Friday blocked access to Facebook, saying it was in response to the platform's decision to limit access to Russian media, as well as to Twitter.

An effort to block Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) from running for reelection because he’s an “insurrectionist” has failed, after a federal judge granted Cawthorn’s request Friday to block the state elections board from keeping him off the ballot.

President Joe Biden’s approval rating has rebounded after hitting record lows in recent months, with a new NPR/Marist poll finding the share of Americans who approve of the president has risen eight percentage points.

The U.S. added back a surprisingly strong 678,000 new jobs in February, performing much better than experts were expecting in a report that’s likely to encourage the Federal Reserve to pursue more aggressive interest rate hikes.

The average price Americans are paying at the pump jumped to its highest level in nearly a decade Friday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine fuels a rapid surge in oil prices, and analysts are already warning people to brace for even higher prices.

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will once again face the death sentence for committing the 2013 bombing, as the Supreme Court reversed an appeals court’s decision to throw out the sentence Friday in a 6-3 ruling.

Former U.S. Attorney General William Barr holds former President Donald Trump “responsible” for the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol building, the ex-official told NBC News.

A cyber army is being amassed with hackers from inside and outside Ukraine, according to the entrepreneur running it.