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U.S., Europe ramp up sanctions on Russia as Ukraine prepares for a broader incursion [1628d]
How U.S. sanctions could 'constrain' Russia's economy [1628d]
Will punitive measures against Russia deter a full-scale invasion of Ukraine? [1628d]
News Wrap: Stocks fall amid Russian incursion in eastern Ukraine [1628d]
Analyzing the federal hate crimes trial for the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery [1628d]
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the threat of Russian cyberattacks [1628d]
U.S. women soccer players reach $24 million settlement in fight for equal pay [1628d]
Multiple cyclones, historic drought in Madagascar cause widespread food insecurity [1628d]
Why NATO and Ukraine are a flash point with Russia 30 after the end of the Cold War [1628d]
Germany's chancellor suspends Nord Stream 2 amid Ukraine tensions, but what is it? [1628d]
Colombia's Constitutional Court legalizes abortion up to 24 weeks [1628d]
Colombia's Constitutional Court legalizes abortion up to 24 weeks [1628d]
WATCH LIVE: Secretary Blinken and Ukrainian Minister for Foreign Affairs Kuleba speak to the media [1628d]
New COVID cases fall for the 3rd consecutive week, WHO says [1629d]
WATCH LIVE: White House press secretary Jen Psaki holds news briefing [1629d]
A historical timeline of post-independence Ukraine [1629d]
WATCH LIVE: Biden hosts virtual event on supply chain issues, green energy manufacturing and jobs [1629d]
Jury to be finalized in Breonna Taylor-related shooting case [1629d]
World leaders take new economic action against Russia to avoid war in Ukraine [1629d]
Supreme Court to hear case of designer refusing to offer wedding websites for gay couples [1629d]
In one-time ISIS capital of Raqqa, poverty and fear drive residents out [1629d]