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Louisville Public Media reports that white-nose syndrome and climate-driven stresses have contributed to major bat population losses, raising the risk of higher costs for farmers as the species that consume vast numbers of crop pests decline.
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Search and rescue operations continued across Venezuela after devastating earthquakes, with nearly 70,000 people reported missing by families and local accounts, according to reporting from June 29.
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A United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination team is working with local responders to locate survivors trapped under rubble as search efforts continue in Venezuela, according to a briefing carried by NPR on Monday.
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Warner Bros. released the Milly Alcock-led superhero film in theaters on a weekend the studio characterized as below expectations, but DC Studios head Peter Safran said the franchise plan is continuing as planned.
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An 18-day-old boy, Juan David, was pulled from earthquake wreckage in a rescue described as miraculous, with his mother saying the baby’s will to live carried her through.
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After a series of strikes over the weekend, the United States and Iran traded accusations that each side violated a ceasefire arrangement, the BBC reported. The U.S. said it has now agreed to pause or “stand down,” aiming to reduce further escalation.
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In comments on June 29, President Vladimir Putin offered the most detailed account to date of how Ukraine’s deep-strike campaign has affected Russia’s fuel production.
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The government said the decision is based on a historical determination of mass violence against Armenians during World War I, a move that further strains Israel’s relations with Turkey.
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Pakistani officials said the strikes were aimed at militants responsible for violence against civilians, escalating an already tense border security relationship.
