World News Desk

• U.S. Launches Strikes Against Islamic State Group in Nigeria After Attacks Target Christians

  Associated Press

• Explainer: What’s Next for the Gaza Ceasefire, and Will the Truce Last?

• Afghan Hunger Crisis Deepens as Aid Funding Falls Short, UN Says

• Bulgaria’s Government Resigns After Mass Protests

  Associated Press

• Cambodia Vows Fierce Fight Against Thailand in Escalating Border Conflict

  Associated Press

• ‘Everything Destroyed’ as Indonesia’s Aceh Grapples with Disease After Floods

• Explainer: Why Is Fate of Donetsk Region a Sticking Point in Talks on Ending War in Ukraine?

• Sudan’s Top General Rejects U.S.-Led Ceasefire Proposal, Calling It ‘The Worst Yet’

  Associated Press

• Gaza Truce Progress Slow as Israeli-Hamas Violence Persists

• What Is in the U.S. Peace Plan for Ending the War in Ukraine?

• Explainer: What’s Behind Nigeria’s Latest School Abductions and Church Attack?

• A Drying-Up Rio Grande Basin Threatens Water Security on Both Sides of the Border

  Associated Press

• The Education Department Is Dismantling. Here’s What That Means

  Associated Press

• Women in Darfur Report Rape, Lost Children amid Sudan Violence, UN Says

• Explainer: Are the Deadly U.S. Strikes on Alleged Drug Vessels Legal?​

• Some States Now Require Public Schools to Teach Kids About Gun Safety

  Associated Press

• China Rolls Out Its Version of the H-1B Visa to Attract Foreign Tech Workers

  Associated Press

• UN Approves U.S.-backed Effort to Lift Sanctions on Syria’s President

  Associated Press

• Piles of Garbage and Seeping Sewage Pollute Devastated Gaza

• U.S. Travelers Scramble to Adjust as Airlines Cut Flights Because of Shutdown

  Associated Press