Republicans in the House of Representatives plan to impeach Biden based on bullshit.

Why not? Bullshit has worked for them many times.

British politicians call for rules against using altered photos made using neural network systems, or at least a requirement to indicate that an image was altered.

I'm in favor of such requirements. Of course, it is crucial to design them as part of a system of enforcement so that they won't be ignored. I think that should be possible in the UK.

However, a watermark would not be as effective as a large, visible badge saying "This image was altered". That would work better because humans would recognize it.

The EU says that Putin's claims about sanctions' interfering with Russia's food exports are lies, and calls on Putin to resume the Black Sea truce that permitted Ukraine to export more food.

However, a truce can't rebuild the Kakhovka dam. The world will suffer from food scarcity for years.

What can the world do about this problem?

Eat less beef.

Have fewer babies.

US citizens: call on the EPA to tighten its proposed standards for greenhouse emissions from power plants.

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North Carolina State Representative Tricia Cotham was encouraged by Republican leaders to run as a Democrat, then led to switch parties.