Ukrainian forces push north of Kyiv amid fears of booby traps
Ukrainian troops moved cautiously to retake areas near Kyiv with civilians’ bodies pulled from streets using cables to avoid booby traps after Russian forces withdrew. Zelenskyy warned of mines and abandoned equipment as he said departing troops left a dangerous, catastrophic scene for civilians.
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Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Associated Press
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Stekolka
Russia
Moscow
Crimea
Volodymyr Fesenko
Penta
Mariupol
Putin
Fesenko
Kazan
Artur Kirillov
Antonov Airport
Hostomel
Oleksandr Merkushev
Irpin
Merkushev
Record COVID surge and border policy shifts in UK and US
In Britain, the Office for National Statistics reports about 4.9 million people infected with COVID-19 in the week ending March 26, driven by Omicron BA.2 as England ends free rapid tests. In the United States, the CDC signals the Title 42 asylum ban will end next month under pressure to handle rising border migration and a 1.7 million asylum backlog. President Biden commissions the USS Delaware in Wilmington, stating national security aims and support for troops and families amid global turmoil.
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U.K
Britain
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Office For National Statistics
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England
Johnson
Joe Biden
Biden
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Russia
Ukraine
Ramadan Begins Amid Ukraine War Energy Rise Casts Pall
Ramadan observances begin across the Middle East as Russia's invasion of Ukraine drives up energy and food costs. Saudi Arabia Egypt Syria and UAE announced the month starts Saturday, with Indonesia and some Shiite communities in Lebanon Iran and Iraq marking it a day later. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and other leaders welcomed Muslims on Ramadan's arrival.
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Berdyansk
Ukraine
Iryna Vereshchuk
Zaporizhzhia
Tamila Mazurenko
Mazurenko
Zelenskyy
Cairo
Middle East
Russia
Indonesia
Lebanon
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Sudan
United Arab Emirates
Saudi TV
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Abu Dhabi
Kansas fans flood Massachusetts Street celebrate KU win
Lawrence Massachusetts street closes for game day crowds as Kansas fans revel downtown after the Jayhawks victory. Fans share excitement and culture moments, with a Jayhawk statue and photo ops drawing crowds while merchants market and spectators wait hours for entry.
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Kansas
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Rakes
Matty Sibbett
Jayhawks
Sibbett
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Jayhawk
Villanova
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U.s-Mexico
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Logie’s
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