Market Grows for Costly ‘Fine Water’
They had come together in Athens for the yearly tasting competition. Their activity reflects the growing market for luxury water—with some bottles costing over $100 per liter.
What the White House Looks Like for Christmas
On Monday, Biden held a gathering to show the White House Christmas decorations. “Magic, Wonder and Joy” is the theme this year.
These Coral Reefs Are Doing Well in Gulf of Mexico
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says changes in ocean temperature are the leading cause of coral bleaching around the world.
Will Pandas Return to US?
Panda lovers in the United States are hopeful for the return of the bears following a comment from Chinese President Xi Jinping last week.
Top Leadership Changes at ChatGPT Maker OpenAI
Artificial intelligence (AI) system developer OpenAI was under new leadership Monday after a series of recent changes that included the removal of former chief executive Sam Altman.
Negotiators Meet in Kenya for Talks on Plastic Pollution
A large group of international negotiators and United Nations representatives are meeting in Nairobi, Kenya this week.
Should You ‘Leave the Leaves’ on the Ground?
There is a growing movement to leave leaves on the ground, instead of gathering them to be disposed of.
Strikes End, But When Will Hollywood Get Back to Normal?
Hollywood actors reached a deal to end their four-month strike this week. But it could take some time before you will see your favorite actors on television and in movies again.
2023 Likely to Be Warmest Year in Recorded History
European researchers say a very hot October has put 2023 on a likely path to become the warmest year in recorded history.
Florida Homes Built to Resist Hurricanes, Reduce Emissions
Now, home builders in hurricane-prone areas are building more homes like the one Paulson owns.