内容摘要：The syndicators King Features distributes comics like “Blondie” and “Beetle Bailey,” political columns from Amy Goodman and Rich Lowry, and advice features like “Hints From Heloise.”

The syndicators King Features distributes comics like “Blondie” and “Beetle Bailey,” political columns from Amy Goodman and Rich Lowry, and advice features like “Hints From Heloise.”

And do you have a confidential tip for an AP reporter?The General Services Administration, working with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, has notified landlords that federal agencies will be

for offices and buildings in the coming months. A GSA planning document dated March 10 lists the dates when many of the cancellations are expected to go into effect. That does not mean all the locations will close by those dates, but agencies would have to either negotiate new leases or move elsewhere if they remain open. Agencies are still figuring out what to do.Savannah River Operations Office, Aiken, S.C. (2,250 square feet)Natural Resources Conservation Service, Amherst, Mass. (22,428 square feet)

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Boise, Idaho (44,623 square feet)Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Carmel, Ind. (247 square feet)

Agricultural Marketing Service, Everett, Mass. (2,789 square feet)

Indian Health Service Navajo, Farmington, N.M. (2,000 square feet)Whether it’s pollution or a silver bullet that will save the planet may depend on whom you ask.

From shore, a pipe releases a mixture of water and magnesium oxide — a powdery white mineral used in everything from construction to heartburn pills that Planetary Technologies, based in Nova Scotia, is betting will absorb more planet-warming gases into the sea.“Restore the climate. Heal the ocean,” reads the motto stamped on a shipping container nearby.

A growing industry is racing to engineer a solution to global warming using the absorbent power of the oceans. (AP Production/ Serginho Roosblad)Planetary is part of a growing industry racing to engineer a solution to global warming using the absorbent power of the oceans. It is backed by $1 million from