Suffering continues in Mariupol amid failed evacuation
Amid relentless shelling in Mariupol, residents face food scarcity, freezing conditions, and mass graves planned as humanitarian aid falters. Civilians, including children, seek shelter in basements while a stalled safe corridor and widespread theft reflect a shattered city under siege.
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Global brands pause operations in Russia over invasion
McDonald’s will temporarily close 850 stores in Russia while paying 62 000 employees. Starbucks shifts from profits to humanitarian aid, then plans store closures while continuing payroll for 2000 employees. Coca-Cola suspends Russia operations with limited details. bottling partner Coca-Cola Hellenic runs 10 plants. PepsiCo and General Electric announce partial Russian shutdowns.
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Maxwell juror regrets failing to disclose abuse history
A juror in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial said not revealing his sex abuse survivor history during jury selection was a major, unintentional mistake. Judge questioned him over potential impact on the verdict as Maxwell’s lawyers push to throw out the verdict. Maxwell, 60, was convicted in December of aiding Jeffrey Epstein in abusing teenage girls from 1994 to 2004.
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First Capitol riot trial ends with all counts conviction
A Texas man, 49, was found guilty on all counts for storming the U S Capitol with a holstered handgun and obstructing Congress. Jurors convicted him of interfering with officers and threatening his two teenage children over reporting him to authorities.
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United States Bans All Russian Oil Imports
President Joe Biden orders a Russian oil import ban as Western nations rally to curb Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. The move, praised as a powerful blow to Russia's war effort, will cause higher U S fuel prices while cut off key energy revenue for Moscow.
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