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Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, will back a $500,000 grant to Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance in the US and a 500,000 euro grant to RE-Source in Europe

The US National Marine Fisheries Service said that in 2017 two South Korean-flagged vessels used long-line gear within 24 hours of the notified closure of a fishery in violation of international rules

A Prairie Warbler spotted at Prospect Park in the Brooklyn borough of New York City in 2014

The explusion of the Cuban diplomats came as the United Nations holds its 74th General Assembly in New York

A member of the Cuban army fumigates against the Aedes aegypti mosquito to prevent the spread of Zika, chikungunya and dengue, in Havana, on February 23, 2016

The US Justice Department says Hyundai Heavy Industries imported nearly 2,300 diesel-powered heavy construction vehicles with engines that did not meet American emissions standards

The deal came about after lawmakers failed to finish work on a fiscal 2020 budget ahead of the Sept. 30 deadline.

Rising tensions in the Middle East helped push oil prices higher

Canada's Green Party leader Elizabeth May has called the Trudeau blackface photos "shameful"

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said fast delivery is more energy efficient because it requires items to be warehoused closer to the customer to avoid air shipping

FedEx is facing multiple investigations in China, where it has come under fire for delivery issues related to Chinese telecoms giant Huawei

Amazon recently showed a drone design for its "Prime Air" fleet and expects to begin large-scale deliveries by drone in the coming months

French President Emmanuel Macron (C) plans to meet separately at the UN General Assembly in New York with his Iranian and US counterparts, Hassan Rouhani (L) and Donald Trump

Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) at the Capitol before a committee meeting with Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire to discus a whistleblower complaint

US actor George Clooney takes part in a press conference in central London to present a report on corruption in South Sudan

General Motors has laid off 1,200 workers at is Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, assembly plant as the Union Auto Workers strike with the automaker continues.

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos pledged the retail giant to reach its Paris climate accord goals 10 years early

Trump had contact with five foreign leaders in the weeks leading up to an Aug. 12 whistleblower complaint, including Russian President Vladimir Putin.

With all things considered, Twitch's numbers will not stop growing, and now that it has recently acquired the Internet Gaming Database (IGDB), its digits will just keep on rolling.

A Tunisian government employee removes a portrait of Ben Ali in January 2011, days after the longtime dictator was forced from power, triggering revolts across the Arab world

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