War and Warming Upend Global Energy Supplies and Amplify Suffering
| By Mark Landler Europe is ill prepared for extreme heat fed by global warming. For the first time on record, parts of Britain hit 40 degrees Celsius — 104 Fahrenheit — as did Paris for only the third time. | | | By Somini Sengupta and Melissa Eddy First, Russia upended the world energy market, then searing temperatures drove up demand for energy, forcing some of the world's largest economies to scramble to secure power for their citizens. | | | By Anton Troianovski and Farnaz Fassihi A three-way summit meeting in Tehran between the leaders of Russia, Iran and Turkey sent a clear signal that Vladimir Putin is pushing back against ostracism from the West. | | |
| U.S. By Sarah Mervosh A new report estimates that it may take students at least three to five years to recover from the pandemic. Federal relief money will most likely have run out by then. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Brian Beutler The Republican Party isn't capable of governing a democracy. And yet Democrats keep helping some of its most unhinged candidates. | | |
| By FedNet The legislation would recognize same-sex marriages at the federal level and codify the protections established in 2015 through the Supreme Court ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges. | | | By Reuters Fires broke out across Greater London, forcing people to evacuate their homes, on the hottest day ever recorded there. | | | By Storyful The sinkhole opened up after a heavy rainfall and caused damage to a water main. | | |
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