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A new analysis argues that diversifying staple crops toward millets would strengthen food security, improve nutrition, and support sustainability across the Global South. Millets are hardy, climate-resilient grains that require less water than rice or wheat, making them attractive amid climate pressures and import dependence. The piece calls for policy support, research investment, and consumer awareness to bring millets back into mainstream diets across developing countries.

Artist Deborah Buck sits down with curator and writer Amanda Millet-Sorsa for a published interview in The Brooklyn Rail, discussing her work and practice. The conversation highlights Buck's paintings and creative process as part of the publication's ongoing series of artist dialogues, drawing attention from readers following contemporary art and Brooklyn's gallery scene.

Sentencing for Larry Millete, convicted of murdering his wife May Millete of Chula Vista, California, has been pushed back to November. NBC 7 San Diego reports the delay in sentencing proceedings. The case drew wide attention after May Millete disappeared in 2021 and her husband was later charged with her murder. Details on the reason for the postponement were not immediately provided.

Larry Millete, the San Diego County man convicted of murdering his wife May, was due to be sentenced, but the hearing has been delayed. Local coverage, including CBS 8, reports the postponement but details of the court's exact reasoning remain limited. The case has drawn sustained attention in the region since May Millete disappeared in 2021.