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Satellite images show evidence of oil leak spreading from sanctioned vessel near Oman

Middle East August 2, 2026

Satellite images show evidence of oil leak spreading from sanctioned vessel near Oman

The Caroline Bezengi, reportedly carrying over 800,000 barrels of Russian crude, is leaking oil into a marine reserve home to endangered wildlife off Oman's coast.

EPA Administrator Zeldin says ‘local control’ is critical to data center and solar management

VIDEO August 1, 2026

EPA Administrator Zeldin says ‘local control’ is critical to data center and solar management

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin discusses how the Trump administration can discern between winning the AI race and protecting communities on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’

Toxic, bone-crushing fish from Hell terrorizes vacation waters

Travel August 1, 2026

Toxic, bone-crushing fish from Hell terrorizes vacation waters

The silver-cheeked toadfish carries deadly tetrodotoxin and has bone-crushing jaws that can sever fingers, prompting Greek authorities to install barriers.

Colorado small town abandoned after all elected officials resign, water concerns grow

Colorado July 31, 2026

Colorado small town abandoned after all elected officials resign, water concerns grow

Hartman, Colorado, a town of 30 residents, was declared abandoned after all elected officials resigned and its water system became a health hazard.

Congress should honor Teddy Roosevelt and conserve our outdoors for the next 250 years

Opinion July 26, 2026

Congress should honor Teddy Roosevelt and conserve our outdoors for the next 250 years

A foreign visitor surcharge and renewed infrastructure funding aim to address failing systems at Yellowstone, Yosemite and other national parks.

Urgent Yellowstone fishing closures hit 3 rivers as water turns deadly

Travel July 24, 2026

Urgent Yellowstone fishing closures hit 3 rivers as water turns deadly

Dead trout are reported in the Firehole River as water temperatures hit 86 degrees, prompting Yellowstone National Park to shut down three major rivers.

Microplastics detected in most heart attack patients' blood in startling new study

Health July 23, 2026

Microplastics detected in most heart attack patients' blood in startling new study

Nearly 84% of severe heart attack patients had detectable microplastics in their coronary artery blood, with polyethylene found in 97% of cases.

Lawmakers target energy affordability through sweeping permitting overhaul in new House bill

Politics July 22, 2026

Lawmakers target energy affordability through sweeping permitting overhaul in new House bill

The POWER Act combined nearly 20 GOP proposals to streamline approvals for pipelines, power plants and transmission lines while addressing AI demand.

Robot bird swims underwater then flies away

Robots July 22, 2026

Robot bird swims underwater then flies away

MIT and EPFL researchers built an 8.8-ounce robotic bird that flies, dives underwater and launches back into the air using only flapping wings.

Europe's 'green ideology' climate agenda risks crushing its industry, environment minister warns

Europe July 20, 2026

Europe's 'green ideology' climate agenda risks crushing its industry, environment minister warns

Czech Environment Minister Igor Červený warns Europe will "crush" its industrial base unless leaders retreat from aggressive climate policies.