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‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’ Tina Turner Dies at 83

Class of 2023 Graduates Overcome Obstacles of Coronavirus Pandemic

Do Americans Hate Their Lawns Enough to Get Rid of Them?

Philippines Tries to Build Trust in Routine Vaccines

Apple Inks Multi-Billion-Dollar Deal With Broadcom for U.S.-Made Chips

Dutch Government to Hold 3M Liable for ‘Forever Chemicals’ Harm

$6 Million Raised to Preserve Nina Simone’s Childhood Home

Could Artificial Intelligence Help Solve the Nation’s Fentanyl Crisis?

Increasing Health Emergencies Leave WHO ‘Overstretched’

Brazil Declares Health Emergency Amid Avian Flu Cases in Wild Birds

TikTok Sues to Stop Ban in US State of Montana

First Sudanese Director at Cannes ‘Heartbroken’ by New War

Ray Stevenson, of ‘Rome’ And ‘Thor’ Movies, Dies At 58

Group of Western US States Reach Deal to Stave Off Crisis on Drought-Stricken Colorado River

Aid Groups in Cameroon Urge Women With Obstetric Fistula to Seek Medical Treatment

Song Created with Help of AI Rattles Music Industry

Early Warning Systems Send Disaster Deaths Plunging, UN Says

SpaceX Sends Saudi Astronauts, Including Nation’s 1st Woman in Space, to International Space Station

First-Time Filmmaker Competes at Cannes with Senegalese Drama

Jennifer Lawrence-Produced Afghan Documentary Premieres at Cannes

‘Fast X’ Speeds to No. 1; Knocks ‘Guardians 3’ to 2nd

SpaceX Launching Saudi Astronauts on Private Flight to Space Station

Iraq Rebuilding Efforts Get High-Tech Boost

China Tells Tech Manufacturers: Stop Using US-Made Micron Chips

Cholera Outbreak Claims Ten More Lives in South Africa

Mexico Keeps Close Eye on Volcano That Threatens 22 Million

‘Bone-Chilling’ Auschwitz Drama Is Early Cannes Favorite

National Treasure Wins Preakness Stakes

Venice Architectural Biennale Gives Overdue Voice to Long-Silenced Africa

WHO Launches Global Network to Detect Infectious Disease Threat

G7 Calls for ‘Responsible’ Use of Generative AI

Salman Rushdie Honored at PEN America Gala, First In-person Appearance Since Stabbing

NASA Awards Second Moon Lander Contract to Blue Origin

More Than Half of World’s Large Lakes Are Drying Up, Study Finds

Mexico Post-Op Infections Prompt US Health Alert

US Supreme Court Lets Twitter Off Hook in Terror Lawsuit Over Istanbul Massacre

Rafael Nadal to Miss French Open with Hip Injury, Expects to Retire after 2024

Drug Overdoses in the US Up, But Experts See Hopeful Signs

Montana Becomes First US State to Ban TikTok

More American Families Struggle With Alzheimer’s Disease

Spokesperson: Prince Harry, Wife Meghan in ‘Near Catastrophic Car Chase’ with Paparazzi

UN Lays Out Blueprint to Reduce Plastic Waste 80% by 2040

Prominent Foe of Female Genital Mutilation Wins Prestigious Templeton Prize

‘It’s the Algorithms’: YouTube Sent Violent Gun Videos to 9-Year-Olds, Study Finds

Russia Halts Release of Iranian Film About Serial Killer, Distributor Says

CTE Cases in Soccer Players Raise Questions About Safety of Heading the Ball

US Announces Charges Related to Efforts by Russia, China, Iran to Steal Technology

ChatGPT’s Chief Testifies Before US Congress as Concerns Grow About AI Risks

Salman Rushdie Warns Free Expression Under Threat in Rare Public Address After Attack

Striking Hollywood Writers Vow not to Picket Tony Awards, Opening the Door to Some Kind of Show

Climate Change Makes Cyclones More Intense and Destructive, Scientists Say

Pacific Islanders Urge World to Put Aside Differences in Combating Climate Change

STEM Courses in Rural Kenya Open Doors for Girls With Disabilities

Blasting Gender Stereotypes in South Africa

Bolivian EV Startup Hopes Tiny Car Will Make It Big in Lithium-Rich Country

AI Presents Political Peril for 2024 With Threat to Mislead Voters

‘Guardians Vol. 3’ and ‘Super Mario Bros.’ Top Box Office Again

As Net Tightens, Iranians Pushed to Take Up Homegrown Apps

Off-Grid Solar Brings Light, Time, Income to Remotest Indonesia Villages

Chile’s Firefighting Goats Protect a Forest From Deadly Blazes