NATO estimates 7000 to 15000 Russian deaths in Ukraine war
NATO estimates 7000 to 15000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine over four weeks of fighting, based on Ukrainian data and open sources. Zelenskyy appeals for Western support as Russia pressures Kyiv and Donbas, with civilian toll rising in Kyiv, Mariupol, and Chernihiv. NATO also notes 30000 to 40000 Russian casualties incl wounded. Russia and U.S. provide mixed casualty signals.
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Madeleine Albright dies at 84 first female U S secretary of state
Washington AP reports Madeleine Albright, a child refugee who rose to become the first female U S secretary of state, died at 84 from cancer. A lifelong Democrat she helped bridge parties and mentored many current and former American leaders. Her family remembered her as a loving mother and grandmother.
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Trump's Former Investigator Says He Found Crimes
Former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz, who quit last month, told The New York Times he believes Donald Trump is guilty of numerous felonies and that there was sufficient evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt. He and Carey Dunne resigned on February 23 after clashing with Alvin Bragg over the case. Moderna says its Covid vaccine shows antibodies in children under 6, seeking authorization for two small-dose shots. Sacramento and Minneapolis see teacher strikes over pay and staffing as unions push for leverage post pandemic.
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Idaho adopts Texas style abortion ban model
Idaho became the first state to enact a law modeled on Texas restricts abortions after six weeks and allows lawsuits to enforce the ban. Gov. Brad Little signed the measure despite concerns about constitutionality, noting support for pro life policy but doubt on civil enforcement.
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