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International

Parents get new control over teen AI chats as Meta tightens rules

Big Tech tries to prove it can self-police Meta is rolling out stricter parental controls around its social-media chatbots for

Climate risk is quietly rewriting the rules of homeownership

Insurance costs are becoming a financial shock In large parts of the United States, the cost — or even the

China’s “golden monkey diplomacy” hints at what may follow the panda era

A new wildlife ambassador steps forward For decades, China’s giant pandas were more than beloved zoo attractions; they were living

U.S. puts troops and diplomats on the ground to enforce Gaza ceasefire

Washington moves from “broker” to “enforcer” The United States is no longer just brokering the fragile Gaza ceasefire — it

U.S. orders Maryland power plant to run beyond normal limits to keep grid stable

Reliability versus emissions The U.S. government has told part of a major power plant in Maryland to keep running above

Turkey says Israel must be pushed to honor Gaza ceasefire

Ankara turns up pressure on Washington Turkey is openly challenging Israel’s handling of the Gaza ceasefire and calling on the

THAILAND, CAMBODIA SIGNAL MOVEMENT TOWARD BORDER PEACE DEAL

Talks framework and sticking points Thailand and Cambodia signaled progress toward a peace arrangement after months of tension along their

Louvre reopens after jewel heist, balancing security and openness

Museum restores routine with tighter checks Paris’ Louvre Museum reopened three days after a brazen daylight theft of historic French

NEW SEA ANEMONE SPECIES FOUND OFF JAPAN’S COAST

Discovery details and significance Japanese researchers have identified a new species of sea anemone from deep seabed samples, adding to

ZELENSKY WELCOMES NEW ENERGY SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA, URGES MORE PRESSURE

Sanctions scope and expected impact Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised fresh energy sanctions targeting Russia and called for allies to