Economy and business

Death in the Amazon: Dangers of Environmental Reporting 

Honeybee Health Blooming at Federal Facilities Across US

Acclaimed Composer Kaija Saariaho Dies at 70 of Brain Tumor

California’s Ravidassia Community Wants Caste Bias Outlawed

WHO: Tanzania Declares End of Deadly Marburg Virus Outbreak

US Proposal for Remote Pacific Marine Sanctuary Draws Mixed Response

Sweden Approaches ‘Smoke-Free’ Status as Daily Use of Cigarettes Dwindles

Private Astronaut Crew, Including First Arab Woman in Orbit, Returns from Space Station

Amazon to Pay $31 Million in Privacy Violation Penalties for Alexa Voice Assistant, Ring Camera

China Eyes Spain in Drive to Conquer European EV Market

SpaceX’s Starlink Wins Pentagon Contract for Satellite Services for Ukraine

Argentinian Meteorologist Celeste Saulo to Lead UN Weather Agency

South Africa Searching for Source of Deadly Cholera Outbreak

China’s Micron Chips Ban Is Litmus Test for South Korea

Widespread Worry About Myanmar Rapper’s Fate After Arrest

Namibia Signs $10 Billion Green Energy Deal With Germany’s Hyphen

US Regulator Approves Pfizer’s RSV Vaccine for Adults 60 and Older

In Canada, Each Cigar and Cigarette to Bear Cancer Warning

Earth Is ‘Really Quite Sick Now’ and in Danger Zone in Nearly all Ecological Ways, Study Says

Key US Official Calls for Tech Companies to ‘Do Something’ About AI

Operation to Empty Decaying Oil Tanker Set to Begin in Yemen, UN Says

Museum Highlights Women’s Art from Middle East and Beyond

Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Starts 11-year Sentence for Blood-Testing Hoax

Cholera Catastrophe Looming at Kenya Refugee Camp, Aid Group Warns

Racist Insults towards Real Madrid Player Spark National Debate in Spain

China’s Shenzhou-16 Mission Takes Off Bound for Space Station

3 Chinese Men Play at French Open; Country’s 1st Male Entrants in Paris Since 1937

IAEA Team in Japan for Final Review Before Planned Discharge of Fukushima Nuclear Plant Water

UAE Unveils Groundbreaking Mission to Asteroid Belt

China Says Will Land Astronauts on Moon Before 2030, Expand Space Station

Zimbabwe Vaccination Targets Cholera Outbreak

Mushroom Coffin a Last Best Wish for Some

Mogadishu Book Fair Drives Literary Revival

Mpox Is Down, But US Cities Could Be at Risk for Summertime Outbreaks

‘The Little Mermaid’ Makes Box Office Splash With $95.5 Million Opening

UK Health Minister Says Will Not Negotiate on Pay With Nurses’ Union

New International Push Underway to End Plastic Pollution

Poachers Pluck South Africa’s ‘Succulent’ Plants for Chinese Market

Stephen Hawking’s Last Collaborator on Physicist’s Final Theory

Disgusted by Racism, Brazilian Hometown Rallies to Defend Soccer’s Vinícius

‘Brahmastra’ Grabs Gongs at Bollywood Awards in UAE

US Commerce Secretary: US ‘Won’t Tolerate’ China’s Ban on Micron Chips

‘Anatomy Of A Fall’ Wins Top Prize at Cannes Film Festival

France Confirms Bird Flu Vaccination After Favorable Tests

China, South Korea Agree to Strengthen Talks on Chip Industry

Farmer-Turned-Policeman Serves as Mexico’s Eyes, Ears at Popocatepetl Volcano

From the Civil War to Mattress Sales, Memorial Day Is Full of Contradictions

US Revokes License of Drug Distributor Over Opioid Crisis Failures

Elon Musk’s Brain Implant Company Says It Has Approval to Begin Human Trials

Regulators Take Aim at AI to Protect Consumers, Workers

Ukrainian Artists Turn Ammunition Boxes Into Symbols of Life

Investment in Solar Will Eclipse Oil in 2023, IEA Finds

US Supreme Court Limits Federal Government’s Ability to Police Pollution Into Wetlands

Mozambican Teachers Reuse Garbage to Create Educational Tools

Renovated Gallery Aims to Put African Art in Proper Cultural Context

U.S., Microsoft Warn Chinese Hackers Attacking ‘Critical’ Infrastructure

Analysis: China Steps Up Response to US Chip Moves but Economic Reality Limits How Far

Philippines Health Officials Try to Build Trust in Routine Vaccines

Small Aerospace Company Joins Moon Mission

Microsoft Says China-Backed Hacker Targeted Critical Infrastructure in Guam, US