Mary Muncy is a breaking news reporter for WORLD. She graduated from World Journalism Institute and Patrick Henry College.
Neighbors weigh local costs against potential role in fueling America’s AI race
The United Nations’ genocide accusation against Israel raises questions of law, evidence, and intent
At St. Catherine’s, monks guard priceless manuscripts as Egypt asserts claim on the land
From Apollo training to modern volcanology, the lava fields continue to teach lessons
Plus, protests erupt in Indonesia, talks with Iran stall, U.S. moves ships near Venezuela, and Vietnam celebrates independence
The ADA opened the way for people with disabilities to live, work, and worship in community
Growing concerns about synthetic dyes push parents and companies toward natural alternatives
Plus, Israel weighs Gaza truce, Hong Kong concludes Jimmy Lai’s trial, India and Pakistan suffer devastating floods, and Hungary returns to space
