World News Desk

• Pro-Palestinian Student Protests Spread Across Europe. Some Are Allowed. Some Are Stopped

  Associated Press

• United Methodist Delegates Repeal Their Church’s Ban on its Clergy Celebrating Same-sex Marriages

  Associated Press

• Analysis: In Myanmar War, Crucial Window Looms for Junta and Rebels

• As the U.S. Moves to Reclassify Marijuana as a Less Dangerous Drug, Could More States Legalize It?

  Associated Press

• China Sends a Probe to Get Samples From the Less-explored Far Side of the Moon

  Associated Press

• E-waste Is Overflowing Landfills. At One Sprawling Vietnam Market, Workers Recycle Some of It

  Associated Press

• At Least 2,000 People Arrested in Pro-Palestinian Protests on U.S. Campuses, AP Tally Shows

  Associated Press

• About 4 in 10 Americans See China as an Enemy, Pew Report Shows

  Associated Press

• Improve Your Sleep With 5 Tips From Experts

  Associated Press

• 5 Takeaways From the Global Negotiations on a Treaty to End Plastic Pollution

  Associated Press

• Why Israel Is So Determined to Launch an Offensive in Rafah. And Why So Many Oppose It

  Associated Press

• A Look at the Gaza War Protests That Have Emerged on U.S. College Campuses

• UN: 282 Million People Faced Acute Hunger in 2023

  Associated Press

• Israel, Iran Play Down Apparent Israeli Strike. The Muted Responses Could Calm Tensions—For Now

  Associated Press

• The West African Sahel Is Becoming a Drug Smuggling Corridor, UN Warns, as Seizures Skyrocket

  Associated Press

• Israel Will Defend Itself, Netanyahu Says, as West Calls for Restraint

• Colombia’s Capital Starts Rationing Water After Reservoirs Hit Historically Low Levels

  Associated Press

• The Shadow War Between Iran and Israel Has Been Exposed. What Happens Next?

  Associated Press

• More Aid Is Supposed to Be Entering the Gaza Strip. Why Isn’t It Helping?

  Associated Press

• Sudan’s War Began a Year Ago. Children Are Among Its Most Fragile Survivors

  Associated Press