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An attack by insurgents in Mali has thrown Moscow’s effort to exert regional influence across Africa into dire straitsRead More

By Hinjal Bhatia and Susan Lin The movement toward African self-reliance is a defining health theme, with decision-makers seeking greater autonomy over policy levers to advance national interests. At its core, this shift advances health sovereignty by enabling countries to set their own agendas, develop local solutions, and respond to disease burdens with less reliance […]Read More

In this news roundup: AMOC likely to collapse this century, global forest loss slows and fossil fuel companies enjoy $234 billion windfall.Read More

Violence against women and girls may increase during infectious disease outbreaks—as economic strain, isolation and disrupted services reshape daily life—yet those impacts remain largely unmeasured, according …Read More

Anthropologist Lauren Crossland-Marr examines how soybeans, found in everything from processed foods to livestock feed, depend on a complex and often unstable global system. (ULV Graphic/Alycia Watt) Soybeans may appear stable across the American landscape, but farmers and researchers reveal a system held together by risk and adaptation Across the American Midwest, rows of soybeans […]Read More

Stocks near 8-year low ahead of summer travel season despite collapse in demandRead More

European and Canadian leaders are pushing back against new U.S. tariffs, while President Trump signals he will keep them in place to pressure foreign manufacturers and reshape trade deals.Read More

It’s been three weeks since settlers fenced off my students’ path to school, trying to show that Umm Al-Khair has no future. We refuse to let them win.Read More

A part-time player with New York, Cerv shined elsewhere during a 12-year career.Read More

Justin Boone takes you through his backup RB rankings for fantasy football following the 2026 NFL Draft.Read More