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In Nepal, the search for survivors – and climate answers – continuesBy Story Hinckley, Aakash Hassan / 5 min
‘I’m so grateful.’ Diners relish high-end food on Pay What You Can day.By Kendra Nordin Beato, Whitney Eulich / 5 min
Where to next on interest rates? Warsh, Bessent point in opposite directions.By Laurent Belsie / 4 min
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- Russia strikes a Ukrainian warehouse in the war's deadliest attack this year.
- Donald Trump announces a deal with Venezuela to take control of 65 billion barrels of oil.
- A paper mill chemical tank was called unfit for service before its deadly failure, investigators found.
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In immigration court’s mass hearings, absence can mean deportationBy Cameron Pugh / 6 min
If you give a bot a body: China’s ‘embodied’ push for AI dominanceBy Ann Scott Tyson / 4 min
Fishing in a larger pond: Icelanders are divided on EU voteBy Mark Sappenfield / 6 min
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Meta settlement aims to protect kids. Much more is needed, experts say.By Cindy Carcamo / 3 min
After six months of war in Iran, the US is diminished as both ally and rivalBy Mark Sappenfield / 6 min
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What has the US achieved in Iran war? A report card after 6 months.Stated goals in the Iran war included denuclearization, destroying missile supplies, curbing terrorist proxies, and possible regime change.By Anna Mulrine Grobe / 6 min
As US applies ‘D-Day’ economic pressures on Iran, the battle shifts to IraqBy Taylor Luck / 5 min
Why promised US breakthroughs in the Middle East failed to materializeBy Ned Temko / 4 min
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- As France investigates abuse at schools, parents ask, How do I protect my kid?By Colette Davidson / 5 min
- Signs mount that Russians are losing patience with Kremlin’s war with UkraineBy Fred Weir / 4 min
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