Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine Destroyed: What to Know
A dam in southern Ukraine was split in half, but it is unclear who caused the damage. Thousands are being evacuated as dangerous volumes of water gush downstream.
A Summer Without Arctic Sea Ice Could Come a Decade Sooner Than Expected
In a new study, scientists found that the climate milestone could come about a decade sooner than anticipated, even if planet-warming emissions are gradually reduced.
Prince Harry Says Tabloid Intrusion Caused His Chelsy Davy Breakup
In written testimony, the prince said his and Ms. Davy’s phones were repeatedly hacked while the two were dating.
Destruction of Dam Causes Flooding in Southern Ukraine
Videos verified by The New York Times show downstream flooding after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam and hydroelectric plant on the Dnipro River.
World Bank Projects Weak Global Growth Amid Rising Interest Rates
A new report projects that economic growth will slow this year and remain weak in 2024.
Kayla Waters – Undulation
‘Undulation’ is the latest single from keyboard player, vocalist and composer Kayla Waters. With a thumping beat that provides the perfect foil to Waters’ classy playing this uplifting number has it all going on and, with her new album slated for release this July, seems certain to leave the listener wanting more. With collections such
Women Entrepreneur Leadership Lab to host ‘Power Plays: A Small Business Summit for Innovative Women in Baltimore’
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com The Women Entrepreneur Leadership Lab (WELL), in collaboration with Color Vision, will hold Power Plays: A Small Business Summit for Innovative Women at the Rita Rossi Colwell Center in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on June 10. The one-day, mini conference will assemble established and aspiring women business owners to
Atlanta school board says it will oust its superintendent when her contract ends in 2024
By JEFF AMY, Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta school board members announced Friday that they’re getting rid of district Superintendent Lisa Herring when her contract ends next year. Atlanta Public Schools Board Chair Eshé Collins, in a statement, didn’t explain why the board decided to not renew Herring’s contract after it ends June 30
Military college’s chief of diversity quits amid debate over DEI
By BEN FINLEY, Associated Press The chief diversity officer of the nation’s oldest state-supported military college, Virginia Military Institute, has turned in her resignation amid a debate among alumni over the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. Jamica Love took on the new role in July 2021 — a month after a state-sanctioned report found VMI failed
U.S. Officials See Signs of a Counteroffensive in Ukraine – The New York Times
U.S. Officials See Signs of a Counteroffensive in Ukraine The New York Times How cross-border attacks bring the war to Russians’ doorstep | DW News DW News Ukraine’s counter-offensive appears to have begun The Economist Podcast: Has Ukraine’s counter offensive begun? Reuters Ukrainian counteroffensive ‘shaping-up’ amid attempts to destabilize Russian forces ABC News View Full Coverage on Google News