World & Nation

The longer a species stays in the wildlife trade, the more likely it can spread disease to humans. Study explains why
For every decade a species remains in the illegal global wildlife markets, the risk of interspecies disease increases, according to a new study. — Apr 13
Trump slams Pope Leo as 'weak,' but the U.S.-born pontiff stands firm on peace
U.S.-born Pope Leo XIV defended the Vatican's calls for peace and reconciliation against President Trump's attacks, saying the appeals are rooted in the Gospel. — Apr 13
After Artemis II, here's what's next for NASA's return to the moon
There are several more steps NASA must take between Artemis II and a planned moon landing in 2028. Here's what the space agency expects to do before embarking on an ambitious lunar pit stop to Mars. — Apr 12
California Republicans rejoice over Swalwell scandal, but split on best GOP candidate for governor
Republican candidates for governor Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco court delegates in San Diego as they battle for the party's endorsement for the June primary. — Apr 12
News Analysis: Trump's Strait of Hormuz blockade risks clash with China
It is a high-stakes moment ahead of a closely watched summit between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing next month. — Apr 12

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