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In Indian Kashmir, Women Work for Survival of Traditional Music

Key US Intelligence Official Casts Shade on TikTok, Chinese Tech

France Reports Bird Flu in Foxes Near Paris, WOAH Says

Arts Festival Targets Youth Unemployment

US NSA Director Concerned by TikTok Data Collection, Use in Influence Operations

Fleeing Russia: Exiled Artist’s Work Traces Soviet Roots of Ukraine Invasion

How Common Is Transgender Treatment Regret, Detransitioning?

Japan’s New Rocket Fails After Engine Issue, in Blow to Space Ambitions

Georgia Nuclear Plant Begins Splitting Atoms for First Time

Italy Ministers Fume Over Proposed Smoking Ban

Attorneys General in 45 US States Demand TikTok Hand Over Information

Anticipation Builds for Hollywood’s Highest Honor: Oscars

How We Eat Could Add 1 Degree of Warming By 2100

Fleeing Russia: Exiled Artist Traces Soviet Roots of Ukraine Invasion

Twitter Suffers Glitches Over Inaccessible Links

Ivory Coast Project Aims to Raise Awareness of a Traditional Instrument

UN Takes Step Toward New Way of Tracking Greenhouse Gases

Ohtani, Star-Studded US Eye World Baseball Classic Crown

‘Creed III’ Debuts to $58.7 Million

Despite War, Ukrainian Women Continue Knitting for Top Designer Brands

Satellites Could Beam Poorest Nations out of Digital Desert

Nations Reach Accord to Protect Marine Life on High Seas

War, Anger Cloud Ukrainian Athletes’ Path to Paris Olympics

Ancient Restaurant Highlights Iraq’s Archeology Renaissance

Can’t Take Statins? New Pill Cuts Cholesterol, Heart Attacks

India Might Issue Alert on Cough Syrup Exports After Toxins Found

Climate Activists Target Artwork Near German Parliament

Archaeologists Find Well-Preserved 500-Year-Old Spices on Baltic Shipwreck

Tom Sizemore, ‘Saving Private Ryan’ Actor, Dies at 61

South African Scientists Use Bugs in War Against Water Hyacinth Weed

Alaskan Dogsled Race Begins with Smallest Field Ever

Former President Bush Marks 20 Years of Signature HIV/AIDS Policy

Pharmacy’s Decision on Abortion Pill May Signal Restricted Availability in US

Oscar-Nominated Film Reminiscent of Women’s Struggle in Iran

Former President Bush Urges Lawmakers to Reauthorize AIDS Relief Plan

Hong Kongers Keep Wearing Masks Despite Lifting of Mandate

Four New Crew Members Arrive at International Space Station

Nobel Peace Prize Activist Sentenced to 10 in Prison in Belarus

New Chamber Discovered in Egypt’s Great Pyramid

One Month Later, Fallout from Toxic Train Accident Continues

Wayne Shorter, Jazz Saxophone Pioneer, Dies at 89

California Names First Asian American Poet Laureate

More of Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Youth Abandoning Religious Lifestyle

Carbon Dioxide Emissions Reached a Record High in 2022

SpaceX Launches Latest Space Station Crew to Orbit for NASA

US Launches Aggressive National Cybersecurity Strategy

Asteroid-Bashing Spacecraft ‘Phenomenally Successful,’ Studies Find

Lilly Plans to Slash Some Insulin Prices, Expand Cost Cap

Can AI Help Solve Diplomatic Dispute Over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam?

Biden Administration Grilled Over $23B in Licenses for Blacklisted Chinese Firms

Mexican President Says Tesla to Build Plant in Mexico

Slam Poetry Gives Voice to Young Senegalese

South African Solar-Powered Cinema Inspires African Youth

US: 25 Million Lives Saved by AIDS Program

Father of Cellphone Sees Dark Side but Also Hope in New Tech

Death Toll in Equatorial Guinea Marburg Outbreak Rises to 11

EU Defends Talks on Big Tech Helping Fund Networks

US Ambassador: China Should Be Candid About COVID Origins

US Cybersecurity Official Calls Out Tech Companies for ‘Unsafe’ Software

Child Immunization Vaccine Shortage Hits Ghana