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With Japan’s susceptibility to severe earthquakes and the growing threat of more powerful storms, engineers and architects have pushed the boundaries of technology and design to create resilient, increasingly disaster-proof buildings.

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Dell’s Sales Top Estimates on Strong Office PC Growth

Brookfield, Cellnex Eye Bid for $21 Billion Deutsche Telekom Towers Unit

Twitter Will Keep Durban on Board Despite Shareholder Vote

Republicans Push Unfounded Mental Health Claim for Gun Violence

Scholz Says Germany Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Cite China Violations

A $423 Billion Pension Giant Expands Its Growth-Equity Ambitions

Americans’ Savings Rate Drops to Lowest Since 2008 as Inflation Bites

Stephen A. Smith Wants a Podcast — But Maybe Not at ESPN

Director Kore-eda Returns to Cannes With Film About Baby Box

A Crystal Clear Pool Will Cost a Lot More This Summer

Did US Consumer Spending Just Hit Its Peak?

Conservatives Look a Lot Like Socialists These Days

Fewer Pilots Will Lead to a Summer of Flight Cancellations

It’s Going to Be a Great Summer for Car Rental Companies—But Not for You

Freedom to Travel This Summer Will Come at a Hefty Price

Wyoming’s Only Surgical Abortion Clinic Will Open Despite Arson

Lewis Hamilton Jewellery Exemption Extended to End of June

Baby Formula Shortage Highlights Racial Disparities

Machete-Wielding Men Storm Winery Amid Mexico Water Shortages

Auto Suppliers Stage M&A Deal Wave in Twilight Years for Engines

Inside the ‘Tight-Knit Community’ of Uvalde, Texas

How New York City Plans to Speed Up its Buses

These Toilets in Japan Are About to Get Their Own Movie

Bitcoin Breaks From Stocks and Keeps On Falling as Crypto Slides

Short-Sellers Target Biggest US Bitcoin ETF as Drawdown Deepens

Once Immune From Crypto Winter, Bored Apes Are Feeling the Cold

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the National Rifle Association should postpone its convention in the city this weekend out of respect for the victims of the nation’s second deadliest school shooting this week in Uvalde, Texas. 

“There comes a point in time when people have to recognize it’s disrespectful to be talking about guns when 19 kids have been killed,” Turner said at a press conference Thursday. “It would be disrespectful for the governor, former presidents and elected officials to show up. No one should have to tell them not to.”