World News Desk

• Sharks Use Earth’s Magnetic Field as a GPS, Scientists Discover

• Forest Rangers Struggle to Prevent Poaching amid Lockdowns

• Myanmar Junta’s Electoral Body to Dissolve Suu Kyi Party

• Partisan Politics in Honduras Fuels Exodus, Migrants Say

• Irish Health System Struggling to Recover from Cyberattack

• India Sets Global Record for Daily Coronavirus Deaths

• U.S. Hits China for Repressing Religious Freedom

• China to Relax Birth Policy but Wary of Social Risks

• U.S. Budget Deficit Hits Record $1.9 Trillion So Far This Year

  Associated Press

• Oregon-California Border Water Crisis Turns Catastrophic

• U.S. Pipeline Outage Causes Gas Crunch, Panic Buying

• U.S. Schools Fight to Keep Students amid Fear of Dropout Surge

• Corruption, Economic Woes Spark Deadly Protests in Colombia

• Dozens Dead as Israel and Hamas Escalate Bombardment

• France Using Air Power to Root Out ‘Underground’ ISIS

• America’s Biggest Gas Pipeline Crippled by Ransomware, Days from Restart

• China Suspends Economic Dialogue with Australia as Relations Strain

• Myanmar’s Anti-Junta Unity Government Forms ‘Defense Force’

• Ethiopia ‘at a Crossroads’ amid Spiraling Ethnic Conflict

  Associated Press

• Coral Reefs Prevent More Than $5.3 Billion in Flood Damage, Study Finds