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The World Is Pumping Out 57 Million Tons of Plastic Pollution a Year
Associated Press – The world creates 57 million tons of plastic pollution every year and spreads it from the deepest oceans to the highest mountaintop to the inside of people’s bodies, according to a new study that also said more than two-thirds of it comes from the Global South.
Why Has Russia Struggled to Halt Ukraine’s Incursion in the Kursk Region?
Associated Press – After three weeks of fighting, Russia is still struggling to dislodge Ukrainian forces from the Kursk region, a surprisingly slow and low-key response to the first occupation of its territory since World War II.
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The U.S. Navy’s Warship Production Is in Its Worst State in 25 Years. What’s Behind It?
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Europe
Ukraine’s Surprise Cross-border Incursion Seen as a Tactical Reply to Russia’s Grinding Gains
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Middle East
In Israel and Lebanon, Life Goes On Even as the Region Teeters on the Edge of All-out War
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July 2024
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Economy & Personal Finance
Scammers Are Swiping Billions from Americans Every Year. Worse, Most Crooks Are Getting Away With It
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June 2024
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Economy & Personal Finance
Fight for Control of Yemen’s Banks Between Rebels, Government Threatens to Further Wreck Economy
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May 2024
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Geopolitics
China and Russia Reaffirm Their Close Ties as Moscow Presses Its Offensive in Ukraine
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Weather & Environment
Too Much Water, and Not Enough: Brazil’s Flooded South Struggles to Access Basic Goods
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April 2024
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Society & Lifestyles
25 Years After Columbine, Trauma Shadows Survivors of the School Shooting
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March 2024
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Education
Kids Are Using Phones in Class, Even When It’s Against the Rules. What Can Teachers Do?
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Israel and Lebanon Are Prepping for a War Neither Wants, but Many Fear Is Becoming Inevitable
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