Plus, senators scramble to regulate AI and CEOs procrastinate when it comes to addressing climate change.

From the BBC World Service: Extreme inflation and a lack of supplies has led to protests in Syria amid the ongoing civil war. Plus, Formula 1 aims to halve energy emissions by 2028.

Leaders of a revitalization effort in Waterville, Maine hope the answer is yes. The town’s college and other donors have put millions into more robust arts attractions.

A key ingredient found in most oral decongestants doesn’t work, according to a new report by the FDA. What can the cold and flu industry peddle instead?

From the BBC World Service: If 777 Partners does buy Liverpool-based Everton, half of all Premier League clubs will have American owners. Plus, a BP exec resigns and iPhone radiation worries French regulators.

A recent survey found two thirds of public school teachers think their pay is inadequate. On average, a 27% raise would make them feel fairly compensated.

Waterville, Maine’s downtown stood largely empty for years after factories closed and retailers moved out to the interstate. But thanks to key reinvestment, the area is growing into a hub for arts and culture.

U.K.-based Arm plans to go public this week. Plus, caterers are facing increasing pressure to host extravagant weddings, thanks to social media.

This could make it harder for older Americans to qualify for food assistance. Plus, Biden visits Vietnam and shipping rates went up a bit.