World News Desk

• Explainer: How the Military Coup in Niger Threatens Stability in West Africa

• A Meat Allergy Caused by Tick Spit is Getting More Common, CDC Says

  Associated Press

• Summer Inferno: Europe Battles Destructive Wildfires and Extreme Heat

  Associated Press

• Conservatives Go to Red States and Liberals Go to Blue as America Grows More Polarized

  Associated Press

• Analysis: By Exiting Grain Deal, Russia Risks Alienating Its Few Remaining Partners

  Associated Press

• Floods Devastate ‘Heartbroken’ Farmers as Months of Labor Are Swept Away

  Associated Press

• Explainer: The Health Risks of Extreme Heat

• Wildfires Have Burned a Record Amount in British Columbia

  Associated Press

• Vanishing Whales Decline Worse than Previously Thought, Feds Say

  Associated Press

• With 735 Million People Hungry, UN Says World Is ‘Off Track’ to Meet its 2030 Goal

• China Flexes Military Muscles Ahead of Taiwan’s War Games

• Pentagon Says Cluster Munitions Have Arrived in Ukraine

  Associated Press

• Number of Displaced by Sudan War Surpasses 3 Million: IOM

• Children in Crisis: UN Reports Alarming Rise of ‘Grave Violations’

  Associated Press

• UN Warns 90 Percent of Syrians Are Below the Poverty Line

  Associated Press

• U.S. Flies Nuclear-capable Bombers in Fresh Show of Force Against North Korea

  Associated Press

• In Parched Uruguay, Tensions Rise as Water Levels Fall

• Malaria Cases in Texas and Florida Are the First U.S. Spread Since 2003, CDC Says

  Associated Press

• Rebellion in Russia: What to Know About Wagner Group’s Short-Lived Uprising

  Associated Press

• The Struggle to Save America’s Honeybees

  Associated Press