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US to Get Olympic Gold Medals After Skater Valieva Disqualified

Neuralink Implants Brain Chip in First Human, Musk Says

Momaday, Pulitzer Prize Winner and Giant of Native American Literature, Dead at 89

Malawi Launches New COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Amid Rising Cases

WHO: Great Progress Made in Eliminating Trans Fat

Somalia’s Traditional Archery Handed Down for Generations

Science Sleuths Are Using Technology to Find Fakery, Plagiarism in Published Research

Revelers Pack Tampa, Florida, Waterfront for Gasparilla Pirate Fest

New Orleans Thief Steals 7 King Cakes From Bakery in Very Mardi Gras Way

A Quiet Weekend at the Box Office With ‘The Beekeeper’ on Top

Some Mayan Ruin Sites Unreachable Because of Gangs, Land Conflicts, Mexico Says

Artist Who Performed Nude Sues Museum Over Sexual Assault Claims

Iran Launches 3 Satellites Into Space

Top Skiers Crashing at an Alarming Rate on World Cup Circuit

Bullfight Advocates Aim to Attract New Followers in Mexico

Sabalenka Overpowers Zheng to Retain Australian Open Crown

US to Announce Billions in Subsidies for Advanced Chips, WSJ Reports

Dominican Women Fight Child Marriage, Teen Pregnancy Amid Abortion Bans

Deepfake Explicit Images of Taylor Swift Spread on Social Media

Mars Rover Data Confirms Ancient Lake Sediments on Mars

AI Helps People With Voice Disorders Speak Clearly and Naturally

US Agencies Warn of Security Risks from Chinese Drones

George Carlin Estate Sues Over Fake Comedy Special Purportedly Generated by AI

DC’s Building Museum Exhibition Immerses Children in the World of Books

US Scientist Offers Britain Advice on Making Tea; Brits Aren’t Having It

Italian Upsets Djokovic, Ends His Australian Open Unbeaten Streak

NASA Helicopter Ends Mars Mission After Three Years

Central Asia Seen as Key to Breaking China’s Rare Earth Monopoly

Rhino’s Pregnancy from Embryo Transfer May Help Nearly Extinct Subspecies

First Turkish Astronaut Arrives at International Space Station

Namibian President to Undergo Medical Treatment in Los Angeles

‘Moon Sniper’ Nailed the Landing, Japan’s Space Agency Says

Global Study of Doping Cases Involving Minors Points to Russia, India, China

Experimental Gene Therapy Allows Kids With Inherited Deafness to Hear

Zimbabwe Hopeful UN Cholera Vaccines Will Contain Outbreak

EU Tools Up to Protect Key Tech From China

New Electric Bikes Accelerate Clean Transport in Africa

Green Energy Expected to Cover Growth in Demand for Electricity

Netflix Gains Subscribers Despite Price Hikes

AI Audience Row at Sundance Sparks Walkout, Highlights Division

Charles Osgood, CBS Host on TV, Radio and ‘Poet-in-Residence,’ Dies at 91

Tribes, Environmental Groups Ask US Court to Block $10B Energy Project in Arizona

Upcycling Flip-Flops: Kenya-Based Company Turns Discarded Footwear Into Colorful Art

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Tops All Oscar Nominees with 13; ‘Barbie’ Snags 8

Kenyan Based Company Turns Hundreds of Thousands of Flip-Flops Into Colorful Artwork

Abortion on Ballot in 2024, Biden Says; Harris on Swing Through Key States

Norman Jewison, Director of ‘In the Heat of the Night’ and ‘Moonstruck,’ Dead at 97

‘Mean Girls’ Fetches $11.7M in Second Weekend to Stay No. 1 at US Box Office

Experiment Shows Pig Livers Might One Day Be Transplanted to Humans

Scientists Map Largest Deep-Sea Coral Reef to Date

Air Pollution, Politics Pose Cross-Border Challenges in South Asia

India Prepares to Inaugurate Ram Temple on Site of Demolished Mosque

In Video, North Korea Teens Get 12 Years’ Hard Labor for Watching K-Pop

Nigerian Startups See Rough Financing Road Ahead

2 Artworks Returned to Holocaust Victim’s Heirs

Kidnapping That Police Called Hoax Gets New Attention with Netflix Documentary

Japan’s ‘Moon Sniper’ Lands, Makes Contact, But Power Running Low

Japan Joins Elite Club by Landing on Moon. What Are Others Doing?

Microsoft Says Russian Hackers Spied on Its Executives

Baldwin Indicted on Involuntary Manslaughter Charge in Movie Set Shooting