World News Desk

• Abortion Rights: A Year After the Fall of Roe, What’s Changed?

  Associated Press

• India’s Ties with Russia: What to Know

  Associated Press

• In Europe’s Empty Churches, Prayer and Confessions Make Way for Drinking and Dancing

  Associated Press

• Alarming Rise in Youth Suicide and Homicide Rates During Pandemic

  Associated Press

• Analysis: Sudan Slides Further into War as Diplomacy Flounders

• Sick Workers Tied to 40 Percent of Restaurant Food Poisoning Outbreaks, CDC Says

  Associated Press

• Ukraine Dam Collapse: A Short- and Long-Term Catastrophe

  Associated Press

• Explainer: What Would It Mean if Ukraine Joined NATO?

• Thirst, Starvation and Death: The Dire Conditions of Haiti’s Prisoners

  Associated Press

• Gasping for Breath: Air Pollution’s Global Impact

  Associated Press

• Inside South Korea’s Race to Become One of the World’s Biggest Arms Dealers

• Separation’s Toll: Incarcerated Moms and Kids

  Associated Press

• Ukraine War Zone Villagers Flee Floods After Massive Dam Destroyed

• Uganda Enacts Anti-LGBTQ Law Including Death Penalty

• Scarred by War, Ukrainian Children Carry On After Losing Parents, Homes and Innocence

  Associated Press

• Cyber Gulag: How Russia Tracks, Censors and Controls Its Citizens

  Associated Press

• Iran Unveils Latest Version of Ballistic Missile

  Associated Press

• UN Peacekeeping at 75: Successes, Failures and Challenges

  Associated Press

• Catholic Clergy Abused Illinois Kids Far More Often than Church Acknowledged, State Finds

  Associated Press

• After Two Mass Shootings, Can Serbia Rid Itself of Guns?