ASU’s Compact X-ray Free-Electron Laser is a hundredth the size and a fraction the cost of similar instruments. Its creators think it will reshape science

In Europe’s driest region, a vast plastic sea covers an agricultural system built on intensity and innovation. But the cracks in Almería’s miracle are growing, too

ASU is positioning itself as the anti-Harvard in Trump’s campaign to remake higher education

Rainforest Action Network’s Japan Team Manager leads campaigns against Japanese banks’ funding of fossil fuel projects, including the country’s largest, M.U.F.G.

Sen Yamanaka is a member of the National Diet’s House of Councillors in Japan in the country’s hard-right populist Sanseito party. He was one of the last people to interview American political activist Charlie Kirk.

Tuscany’s Valle del Diavolo is traversed by a tangle of steel tubes, threading through forests and leaping over roads. The scene may echo views of fossil fuel extraction, but this is actually the site of the world’s first geothermal power plant, an increasingly important zero-carbon energy solution. In the same geothermal system, centuries-old thermal bathing spots maintain enormous popularity

Hours after Border Patrol killed a second American citizen in Minneapolis, protesters assembled in Phoenix to say “No more” 

At a memorial event, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged to accelerate plans for a national disaster management agency