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Peruvian court approves prison release for ex-President Alberto Fujimori [1604d]
Child was driving pickup in crash that killed 9 [1604d]
Russia's push to capture major cities stalls, but civilian costs grow amid shelling [1604d]
How military assistance from NATO and the U.S. will impact Ukraine's battle against Russia [1604d]
News Wrap: House votes to suspend normal trade relations with Russia, Belarus [1604d]
Fauci on the BA.2 variant, funding for the COVID fight and the possibility of a new surge [1604d]
FBI investigating 6 suspects after bomb threats at Black colleges [1605d]
Rising rents squeeze Americans across the country [1605d]
Twin doctors combat systemic racism and lack of access in healthcare [1605d]
Ukraine's cultural sites under threat from Russia's invasion [1605d]
Former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he is open to running again after resignation [1605d]
Biden to speak with Chinese President Xi to discuss Russia, economic issues [1605d]
American civilian killed in Russian attack on bread line in Ukraine [1605d]
Family of Black man killed by Ohio police files civil rights lawsuit [1605d]
House votes to suspend normal trade relations with Russia and Belarus [1605d]
In California's San Joaquin Valley, ACLU says sheriffs test sanctuary policies that protect immigrants [1605d]
What you need to know about the new law aimed at ending surprise medical bills, and what it doesn't cover [1605d]
Why Irish feminists fought for St. Brigid to get her own national holiday [1605d]
The first bat mitzvah in the United States, held a century ago, opened doors for Jewish women [1605d]
WATCH LIVE: President Biden hosts White House Shamrock presentation celebrating St. Patrick's Day [1605d]
WATCH LIVE: House holds hearing on defense intelligence priorities and reforms [1605d]
WATCH LIVE: House holds hearing on ensuring free and fair access to voting in Texas [1605d]
Washington state governor signs bill that prohibits Texas-style abortion lawsuits [1605d]
Tech leaders could face prison if they don't follow UK's planned online safety rules [1605d]