upheaval

In 1947, as India prepared for its first cricket tour of Australia, the nation was in the midst of unprecedented upheaval.

The upheaval “is going to be swift and unprecedented,” predicts Matthew Tejada of the Natural Resources Defense Council, who left EPA last year.

The threat of labour action also looms, as well as potential upheaval if Trump delivers on his campaign promise to reverse the Biden administration's new rules on vehicle emissions.

It was the morning after election day, and the distraction I had hoped to find from the previous night’s upheaval found me first.

The Oscars come at a time when Hollywood is grappling with challenges including ongoing streaming upheavals, consolidation, the aftermath of a historic strike and the uncertainty of a second Trump presidency.