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What role did the United States play in creating conditions for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and what will it take to end the war?
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The mayor of Kyiv has declared a 36-hour curfew after a series of Russian missile strikes hit residential areas of the capital of Ukraine on Tuesday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky continues to demand the U.S. and NATO allies impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine, an idea that President Biden has rejected.
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The U.N. warns Russia's invasion of Ukraine could lead to a "hurricane of hunger and a meltdown of the global food system" that would be especially devastating for the Global South.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Vows to Uphold Equal Justice Under Law at Historic SCOTUS Confirmation Hearing
Historic confirmation hearings are underway for Biden's Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.
This comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin refuses to rule out the possibility of using nuclear weapons in what has turned into a long, costly war.
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After a federal judge struck down DACA, "Democracy Now!" looks at what may come next with Cesar Espinosa, DACA recipient and executive director of immigrant-led civil rights organization FIEL.
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Ariel Henry has been sworn in as Haiti’s new prime minister after acting Prime Minister Claude Joseph announced he was relinquishing power.
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The Summer Olympics begin in Tokyo after the International Olympic Committee pushed forward during a pandemic, despite widespread opposition in Japan.
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Cuban Americans are speaking out to demand the U.S. government end its blockade of the island, but President Joe Biden has responded with new sanctions.
The officers described facing down the rioters, being beaten with fists and makeshift weapons, as well as being called racial slurs and accused of treason by the pro-Trump crowds.
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The CDC has issued new guidelines suggesting that people resume wearing masks indoors, but state and local officials are not legally required to implement those guidelines.
