Wagner rebellion changes the face of Russian front lines in Ukraine
Following the aborted uprising, it remains unclear where Prigozhin’s 20,000-25,000 mercenaries are deployed and what their next move will be after their leader’s exile
The Chinese company that wants you to buy like a billionaire is scrambling to avoid a US ban
PDD Holdings, the parent of e-commerce platform Pinduoduo and Temu app, moved its headquarters to Ireland due to growing American suspicion of China’s tech companies
US arrests four Mexicans for the 2022 deaths of 53 migrants in a hot tractor-trailer
The detainees are being accused of human smuggling, and if convicted, could be sentenced to life in prison. The discovery of the bodies in San Antonio, Texas shocked the world a year ago
Can Putin turn off the internet?
Over the last 20 years, Russia has invested heavily in systems capable of attacking the network of underwater cables that account for 95% of all online traffic
Forest fires: An extra degree of temperature can increase the burned area by 222%
The evolution of fires in California shows how climate change is exacerbating the phenomenon around the world
The medical detectives who search for blood disorders in family trees
The Hematological Genetic Counseling Unit at Barcelona’s Vall d’Hebron University Hospital – a pioneer in Spain – is researching inherited genetic alterations that make certain people more prone to blood disorders
Sir Ronald Cohen, the founder of Apax Partners: ‘Capitalism hasn’t changed for more than 200 years, but now it’s changing’
The fund’s co-founder is now the father of impact investing, which drives greater social and environmental commitment from companies
Is it fair to hold women accountable for their partners’ blunders?
Experts talk about society’s tendency to make women responsible for what their male companions do or say wrong
Ivanka Trump dismissed from fraud lawsuit filed against her father by New York attorney general
The civil lawsuit accused the former president of padding his net worth by billions of dollars and misleading banks, insurance companies and others about the value of his assets
Instagram and Facebook are adding more parental controls. Critics say they aren’t enough
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The changes come as social media companies face increased scrutiny over how they impact teens’ mental health
In China, a muted reaction to the revolt in Russia belies anxiety over war and global balance of power
China’s ruling Communist Party called the swift end of the 22-hour revolt Moscow’s ‘internal affair,’ with state media affirming China’s support for Russia
Canadian wildfires are causing unhealthy air quality again in Chicago and other parts of the US
A National Weather Service meteorologist says fires in northern Quebec and low pressure over the eastern Great Lakes are sending smoke to Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois
Human remains found in Los Angeles mountains belong to Julian Sands
The British actor had disappeared in January northwest of LA during a hike
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Chapter 10: Architecture and decoration as a form of power
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- BYD founder Wang Chuanfu, the peasant who became China’s richest man
- ‘The most violent attack ever documented’: Five female bonobos kill a male, challenging beliefs about the species’ peaceful nature
- The biologist who survived a shark bite: ‘We must end the myth of killer sharks’
- Elio Berenett, the model who challenges convention: ‘People didn’t know how to treat me. I told them: I don’t care, I’m up for anything’
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