POLITICSJul 14 · 04:20 UTCSEATTLE TIMESThe Associated Press

China investigates mine-safety official for corruption after deadly gas explosion

China's top mine-safety official in a major coal region is under investigation for corruption following a deadly gas explosion. The incident highlights concerns over mine safety and regulatory oversight.

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