World News Desk

• Explainer: Why the British Public Is Not Choosing Its Leader

• Report: Hurricane Ian Farm Loss Could Reach $1.56 Billion

• Months After Floods, Brazil’s Amazon Faces a Severe Drought

• As Political Division Ramps Up, Clergy Struggle to Unify Congregants

• House Approves Antitrust Bill Targeting Big Tech Dominance

• People Trapped, Millions Without Power After Ian Pummels Florida

• 3 Million Children May Miss a Semester in Flood-hit Pakistan

• Russia Poised to Annex Occupied Ukraine after “Sham” Vote

• Hurricane Ian Nears Cuba on Path to Strike Florida as Category 4

• Europe’s Vegetable Farmers Warn of Shortages as Energy Crisis Bites

• Iranians See Widespread Internet Blackout amid Mass Protests

• Hurricane Fiona Hits Turks and Caicos, Puerto Rico Still Stunned

• Queen’s Death Is Reminder of Disappearing World War II Generation

• As ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Plans Grow, So Do Delinquencies

• Armenia Says 49 Soldiers Killed in Attacks by Azerbaijan

• Modern Slavery on the Rise as Crises Fuel Poverty—UN Report

• Navy Wants New Destroyer with Lasers, Hypersonic Missiles

• Explainer: Europe Struggles with Crisis as Russia Cuts Gas

• India Launches New Aircraft Carrier as China Concerns Grow

• Survey Finds Young People Follow News, But Without Much Joy