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Rochelle Walensky will step down as director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the end of June, an unexpected departure after more than two years leading the agency through an oft-criticized response to the biggest public health crisis in a century.

Booking Holdings Inc. and Expedia Group Inc. both reported double-digit increases in gross bookings in the first quarter, signaling strong demand for travel despite high rates of inflation and a cloudy economic outlook.

Enbridge Inc. Chief Executive Officer Greg Ebel said that despite recent volatility in energy markets, oil and natural gas prices are at a level beneficial for both users and producers.

The US will subject real estate transactions near eight domestic military bases to increased scrutiny following a controversy over a Chinese company’s effort to purchase a wet-corn milling plant near an Air Force base in North Dakota.

A US nuclear-armed submarine will make a publicly announced visit to South Korea within months, prompting debate about the wisdom of a heightened public role for what’s long been known as the Navy’s “silent service.”

The deepening cooperation between China and Russia threatens to overturn decades of international stability in nuclear arms control, according to a top adviser to US President Joe Biden.

A lawsuit by former New York Knicks player Charles Oakley over his ejection from Madison Square Garden while attending a game six years ago was reinstated by a federal appeals court.