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Will Artificial Intelligence Take Away Jobs? Not Many for Now, Says Expert

Elon Musk and Tesla Break Ground on Massive Texas Lithium Refinery

US Transplant Surgeon Heads to Ukraine to Save Lives

US Invests in Alternative Solar Tech, More Solar for Renters

Dame Edna Creator Barry Humphries Dies in Sydney at 89

Calling Beer Champagne Leaves French Producers Frothing

Did the AI-Generated Drake Song Breach Copyright?

 US Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Pill Access for Now

US-China Competition in Tech Expands to AI Regulations

US Targeting China, Artificial Intelligence Threats

South African Artist’s Play Puts African Role in WWI Center Stage

UN’s Weather Agency: 2022 Was Nasty, Deadly, Costly and Hot

Minneapolis Mayor Signs Law Allowing Islamic Call Five Times a Day

Twitter Drops Government-Funded Media Labels

Supreme Court Set To Decide on Abortion Pill Access

TikTok CEO Tries to Ease Critics’ Security Concerns

Good, Bad of Artificial Intelligence Discussed at TED Conference

Biden Announces More Funds to Fight Climate Change

Twitter Begins Removing Blue Checks From Users Who Don’t Pay

K-Pop Star Moon Bin Found Dead at Home

Maiden Voyage of SpaceX’s Starship Meets Fiery End

Scientists, Regulators Race to Eliminate ‘Forever Chemicals’

SpaceX Giant Rocket Explodes Minutes After Launch from Texas

UNICEF Warns Many Children in Danger of Dying From Preventable Diseases

The Supreme Court Fight Over an Abortion Pill: What’s Next?

67 Million Children Missed Vaccines During Pandemic, UNICEF Says

Extra COVID-19 Booster Available for Some High-Risk Americans

US Supreme Court Poised to Rule on Abortion Pill Restrictions

American Plastic Surgeons Based in Lviv Help Injured Ukrainians      

Panama’s Geisha Coffee Fetches $100 a Cup

Virtual Reality Supplementing Conventional Medical Treatments

Native American Artist’s Work Stolen, Copied Around the World

Nigerian Agency Says Malaria Vaccine Could Protect Millions

Mozambique Asks for Additional Cholera Vaccine After Cyclone Freddy

LogOn: Artificial Intelligence Creates Voices for Films, Ads

Apple Inc Bets Big on India as It Opens First Flagship Store

Elon Musk Says He Will Launch Rival to Microsoft-backed ChatGPT

Pandemic Hurt Volunteerism in Most Parts of US

Senegal Musician Maal Named UN Ambassador on Desertification

Kenya’s First Earth Observation Satellite Sparks Learning

Study: Coastal Shellfish ‘Colonize’ Ocean Plastic

Special Glasses Can Slow Surging Myopia in Children

SpaceX Postpones Debut Flight of Starship Rocket System

Japan’s Sega to Buy Finnish Angry Birds Maker Rovio

‘The Phantom of the Opera’ Closes on Broadway After 35 Years

‘Big Sponge’: New CO2 Tech Taps Oceans to Tackle Global Warming

Boston Marathon Poses New Challenge for Kipchoge: Slow Down

American Jazz Piano Great Ahmad Jamal Dead at 92

US Vice President Harris Speaks at Abortion Rights Rally

Europe’s Most Powerful Nuclear Reactor Kicks Off in Finland

Pickleball Is Booming in the US, and Not Everyone Is Happy

G-7 Ministers Set Big New Targets for Solar, Wind Capacity

US States Confront Medical Debt That’s Bankrupting Millions

Guitarist Mark Sheehan of Irish Band The Script Dies At 46

First Test Flight of SpaceX’s Big Starship

Bird Flu: Scientists Find Mutations, Say Threat Still Low

German Town Bids Farewell to Nuclear, Eyes Hydrogen Future

Colorado Offers Haven for Abortion, Transgender Care

Supreme Court Asked to Preserve Abortion Pill Access Rules

Kenya’s Third Attempt to Launch First 3U Observation Satellite Delayed