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    Congress filled DC judicial vacancies but courts remain underfundedā–¼Paulette Chapman and Jelahn Stewart: Congress filled DC’s judicial vacancies. Now it must fund the courts.āœ‰newsWorldUS Politics40 min ago

    Paulette Chapman and Jelahn Stewart argue that while Congress has moved to fill Washington DC's judicial vacancies, it has not matched that action with adequate funding for the District's courts. Writing in TheDCLine.org, the two call on lawmakers to back judicial appointments with the resources courts need to function, framing funding as the necessary next step after the vacancies were addressed.

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    EU urged to make Ocean Act deliver at home before leading abroadā—The Ocean Act must deliver at home to lead abroadāœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    The European Policy Centre argues the EU's Ocean Act will only carry credibility internationally if the bloc delivers on ocean protection within its own waters. The commentary links the EU's ambition to lead global ocean governance to its domestic performance on marine conservation, shipping and blue-economy regulation.

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    New report examines finance for super pollutant cutsā–¼State of Super Pollutant Abatement Financeāœ‰newsBusinessFinance14 h ago

    The Climate and Clean Air Coalition has released a report titled 'State of Super Pollutant Abatement Finance', assessing how much funding is going toward cutting short-lived climate pollutants such as methane and black carbon. The publication highlights the gap between current financing and what is needed to curb these fast-acting emissions.