World News Desk

• Study: Europe Facing Its Worst Drought in 500 Years

• ‘Time Stopped’: Ukrainians Long to Go Home as War Drags On

  Associated Press

• Crisis Looms Without Big Cuts to Over-tapped Colorado River

• Could Germany Keep Its Nuclear Plants Running?

• Mexico’s Week of Drug Violence Shakes Administration

• Afghanistan Marks 1 Year Since Taliban Seizure as Woes Mount

• At 75, India’s Democracy Is Under Pressure Like Never Before

• Beirut Bank Standoff Exposes Desperation of Economic Crisis

• Taiwan Warns China Drills Show Ambitions Beyond Island

• Explainer: What Is Driving the Current Israel-Gaza Violence

• In a First, Somalia-based al-Shabab Is Attacking in Ethiopia

• A Race to Save Fish as Rio Grande Dries, Even in Albuquerque

• Al-Qaida Will Pursue Attacks Undeterred by Zawahiri Loss, Experts Say

• ‘VIP Trips’ Cost Migrants Their Lives in Texas Smuggling Tragedy

• More Rain in Appalachian Floods, Curfews Imposed Due to Looting

• What Is Behind the Storming of Iraq’s Parliament?

• Kim Jong Un Threatens to Use Nukes amid Tensions with US, South Korea

• From Grain to Gasoline: A Brief World History of Rationing

• Liberia Marks Bicentennial Amid Challenges

• Study: Millennials Did Not Stray Far from Where They Grew Up