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Pound Fights for Reprieve as Economy Flails: UK Weatherwatch

Relativity’s 3D Printed Rocket on Path for Summer Debut Flight

Brookfield, Cellnex Eye Bid for $21 Billion Deutsche Telekom Towers Unit

Amazon Shareholders Narrowly Approve Pay Plans for Executives

China's Foreign Minister Visits Samoa to Deepen Pacific Ties

Ukraine Latest: Russia Tests Zircon Hypersonic Missile in Arctic

A $423 Billion Pension Giant Expands Its Growth-Equity Ambitions

Americans’ Savings Rate Drops to Lowest Since 2008 as Inflation Bites

Show's Over for Famed Cabaret Show At France's Lido

Cannes to Wrap With Presentation of Palme D'Or on Saturday

Putin’s Unconditional Surrender Should Not Be the Goal

Venice Has a 400-Year-Old Covid Monetary Lesson

A Crystal Clear Pool Will Cost a Lot More This Summer

Gun Sellers Push Quick Buy Now, Pay Later Financing

Fewer Pilots Will Lead to a Summer of Flight Cancellations

It’s Going to Be a Great Summer for Car Rental Companies—But Not for You

Apple Atlanta Workers Drop Bid for Union Vote Next Week, Claiming Intimidation

Wyoming’s Only Surgical Abortion Clinic Will Open Despite Arson

‘Miss,’ ‘Mrs.’ Dropped From Wimbledon Champion Honor Board

Why Britain Is Spending £37 Billion to Make Energy-Supply Crisis Worse

Sun-Starved Sweden Turns to Solar to Fill Power Void

Why Germany Is Offering a Summer of Cheap Trains

US Baby Formula Shortage Rate Jumps to 70% as Crisis Worsens

Inside the ‘Tight-Knit Community’ of Uvalde, Texas

Crypto Giant FTX Ready With Billions of Dollars for Acquisitions

Terra Stablecoin’s Woes Prompted in Part by Celsius Network Activities, Researcher Says

Bitcoin Breaks From Stocks and Keeps On Falling as Crypto Slides

Permitting rules for residential solar panels vary around the US, but SolarAPP+, a new system for communities to adopt, helps cut bureaucracy.

The invasion of Ukraine has put the US and Europe on a wartime mission to abandon Russian fossil fuels. This series looks at speeding up zero-carbon alternatives by lowering political and financial barriers. Sign up here to get the next story sent to your inbox.

Lengthy power outages caused by hurricanes, wildfires and even deep freezes are spurring more Americans to place solar panels atop their homes. The appeal of energy resilience amid ever-common climate crises is mounting. Last year was a record-breaking year for US residential-solar installations. And yet only 4% of US houses are topped with panels—compared with about 25% in Australia.