‘I think of them’: Abducted Nigerian schoolgirls remembered
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Margret Yama’s phone screensaver is a picture of her cousin, Rifkatu Galang, who is still held by Boko Haram extremists nearly nine years after she and 275 other…
A gruesome murder case in India pits traditional values against modern love
NEW DELHI — On a Thursday afternoon several weeks ago, India’s most sensational murder case in years kicked off in a South Delhi court. Aaftab Poonawala, a 28-year-old chef and…
Meet the renewable energy source poised for growth with the help of the oil industry
One of the oldest forms of clean power is ready for a comeback — and it’s not wind or solar. Geothermal energy — the technology that harnesses the heat beneath…
‘There’s been a fundamental change in our planet’: hunt on for spot to mark the start of the Anthropocene epoch
Scientists are to pick a location that sums up the current epoch when Homo sapiens made its mark In a few weeks, geologists will select a site that demonstrates most…
The safest place in the world to live is across the ocean: This country ranks most peaceful
8:00 am EST Jan. 1, 2023 Choosing a place to live is a carefully crafted, and often difficult decision. Prospective residents take school districts, affordability and weather into consideration for…
UN official meets Taliban deputy premier over women NGO ban
Afghan women have been banned form participating in several sectors - notably higher education and employment in the country's NGOs - by the Taliban [Wakil Kohsar via Getty] A senior…
‘Liberal Religious Jews Like Me Lost the Battle. The Extremists Won’
Amichai Chasson’s new poetry collection comes out at a particularly fraught moment for Israeli society. In an interview, he talks about how the ideas he was raised on in his…
Looming Lake Mead disaster: How Colorado River cities are preparing for shortages
6:00 am EST Dec. 31, 2022 LAS VEGAS – The grass beneath the palm trees at the Foothills has no function other than to look lush and inviting for people driving…
The world in 2023: what our writers say you should watch out for
From Ukraine developments and China’s Covid surge to renewable energy and hope for the Amazon A near-inevitable global recession sparked by a lengthening war in Europe’s frozen east; an energy…
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