Headlines for September 6, 2022

“Famine Is at the Door”: U.N. Issues Urgent Appeal for Somalia Amid Historic Drought, Emergency Systems Activated at Ukraine Nuclear Plant as Fighting Damages Power Lines, Energy Prices Surge Across Europe After Russia Cuts Off Gas Pipeline, California Temperature Records Shattered as Heat Wave Fuels New Wildfires, Super Typhoon Brings High Winds and 3 Feet of Rain to South Korea, Liz Truss Becomes U.K. Prime Minister After Leadership Battle to Replace Boris Johnson, Chilean Voters Reject Progressive Constitution to Replace Pinochet-Era Document, 35 Killed as Roadside Bomb Hits Burkina Faso Convoy, 6 Killed as Suicide Bomber Targets Russian Embassy in Afghan Capital, Police Search for Second Suspect in Stabbings That Killed 10 in Saskatchewan, Trump-Appointed Judge Orders Review of Documents Seized by FBI at Mar-a-Lago, At Least 9 Drown Crossing Rio Grande; Texas Gov. Abbott Buses More Migrants to Chicago, Israeli Troops Kill 1, Wound 16 at Home Demolition in Occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera Rejects Israeli Army Inquiry into Shireen Abu Akleh’s Killing, Amazon Loses Bid to Overturn Successful Union Campaign by Staten Island Workers, Serena Williams Announces Retirement from Tennis After Final U.S. Open, “Nickel and Dimed” Author Barbara Ehrenreich Dies at 81