SOUTHPORT, ENGLAND – JULY 17: Sam Burns of the United States chips from the bunker on the 18th green on day two of the The 154th Open Championship at Royal… Read More »Lucas Herbert, Sam Burns make major history at The Open Championship
The honeymoon phase of Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has hit an unexpected snag: apparently things got a little too hot at the brand-new megafirm. According to RollOnFriday, the firm’s London lawyers… Read More »Things Are Heating Up At This Newly Merged Global Megafirm — Literally
Jul 16, 2025; Atlanta, GA, USA; Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer answers questions from the media during the SEC Media Days at Omni Atlanta Hotel. Mandatory Credit: Jordan Godfree-Imagn Images… Read More »Three Heisman Trophy Sleepers Worth Betting Before the 2026 Season
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Michigan has recently taken steps to centralize and streamline the siting of renewable energy projects, in response to ongoing challenges from local opposition. In 2023, the Michigan state legislature enacted,… Read More »Michigan Court of Appeals Decision Largely Upholds Michigan PSC’s Renewable Energy Siting Process
A University of California advisory board suspended the much-celebrated planned review of the system’s admissions policies to bring back standardized testing requirements for undergraduate applicants. The decision of the academic… Read More »University of California Suspends Move to Restore Standardized Testing – JONATHAN TURLEY
What could aviation look like in a world shaped by energy security concerns, shifting geopolitics and changing technology pathways? The Shell Scenarios team provides detailed national and sector data insights… Read More »Where to next for aviation? – Shell Climate Change
Water has moved to the center of the global development and climate agenda this year. The launch of the Water Forward initiative in April and the upcoming UN Water Conference… Read More »Closing the water finance gap: Five lessons from a decade of practice
From a striking sand installation in Kenya, to tens of thousands of people protesting against the Altri/Greenfiber mega-cellulose plant project in Spain, here are some of our favourite recent images… Read More »Greenpeace Pictures of the Month
Dennis Sochor was convicted of killing Patty Gifford in 1982. Photo courtesy of Florida Department of Corrections July 14 (UPI) — Florida on Tuesday is set to execute a man… Read More »Florida prisoner set to be oldest person executed in state’s history