Nuclear safeguards show how a U.N. body can work inside the industry it oversees, not just manage the fallout after the fact.

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State Pension payments have been given a boost following a triple lock change.

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Hospitals closing departments ending services to address finances, staffing, and patient demand across multiple states since January 2024.

China’s leader draws from autocrats’ playbook to expand power, oust potential rivals and lay groundwork to rule indefinitely.