Heavy rains leave thousands stranded at Burning Man; Biotech firm developing lab-grown alternative to palm oil Source

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There was no violence and no one was hurt during the incident, officials said. Source

Roads in and out of the festival in the remote Black Rock Desert remained closed Sunday evening, and festival organizers urged attendees to conserve food, water and fuel. Source

Across the U.S., the three-year COVID-19 pandemic erased decades of incremental gains in public schools and widened gaps between top and bottom performers. Mark Strassman reports. Source

Ukraine never releases figures of their losses, but in the three months since their counteroffensive kicked off, there appears to have been a sharp increase in casualties. Source

Pope Francis on Sunday became the first pontiff to visit Mongolia and hold mass there. He also attempted to address the political tension between Mongolia and its neighbor China. Source

Scientists at a New York City-based biotech firm are growing an alternative to palm oil. Nancy Chen reports. Source

Large-scale palm oil harvesting destroys rainforests and pollutes communities, according to the World Wildlife Foundation. Source

Heavy flooding left thousands of people stranded at the iconic Burning Man festival in the Nevada Desert over the weekend. Authorities are also investigating a death at the festival. Elise Preston has more. Source