From Jenna Orkin Iraq cracks down on lottery-based suicide sect that has seen dozens of deaths Adani Green switches on 1 GW of 30 GW Khavda renewables park Harris to transfer nearly $25 million to help down-ballot Democratic candidates Ex-aide to NY Governor Hochul charged with acting as Chinese agent Starvation crisis of ‘historic proportions’ in Sudan, aid groups warn The international community is failing to address ‘the immense hunger’ amid Sudan’s civil war, three humanitarian agencies say. The Federal Trade Commission is investigating an emerging business practice that the agency calls “surveillance pricing,” which uses AI to tailor prices to individuals. Mongolia explained why it didn't arrest Putin when he visited New laws allowing religion into science classes is a dangerous precedent, writes Amanda L. Townley, the executive director of the National Center for Science Education. Testosterone changes the immune system in trans men. Fossil fuel industry representatives are infiltrating science curriculum decision making in many states.