Environment

Kristen Saloomey finds the US village of East Palestine grappling with health concerns following the 2023 disaster.

BAGHDAD: Iraq said Sunday a new power line will bring electricity from Turkiye to its northern provinces as authorities aim to diversify the country’s energy sources to ease chronic power outages. The 115-kilometer (71-mile) line connects to Kisik power plant west of Mosul and will provide 300 megawatts from Turkiye to Iraq’s northern provinces of Nineveh, Salah Al-Din and Kirkuk, according to a statement by the prime minister’s office. PM Mohamed Shia Al-Sudani said the new line is a “strategic” step to link Iraq with neighboring countries.

In 1991, the Somalia national basketball team found themselves in exile. Decades later, they reunite annually.

Top UN court rules that Israel's decades-long occupation of the Palestinian territory is unlawful.

Fears of new trade tensions with China drive main indexes lower.

Billionaire says he will relocate headquarters of SpaceX and X to Texas over parental notification law.