Ukraine accuses Moscow of forcible civilian removals to Russia
Ukraine says Moscow has forcibly moved hundreds of thousands of residents from shattered cities to Russia, potentially using families as hostages to pressure Kyiv. Kyiv also reports a large prisoner swap and ongoing fighting as NATO members discuss further arms and aid.
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Taliban renege on pledge for girls' education in Afghanistan
Confusion and shock follow Taliban announcement reversing plans to allow girls beyond sixth grade to attend school. TOLO TV signal shows weeping presenters and crying students as international aid groups and UNICEF express bewilderment at the sudden policy shift amid global scrutiny and pressures from hard-line factions.
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Arizona House passes 15 week abortion ban on party lines
Arizona Republicans move to outlaw abortion after 15 weeks mirroring a Mississippi model. The measure states it does not overrule a future Roe ruling and heads to Gov. Ducey for signature as similar moves ripple across Florida and West Virginia. North Korea launches largest ICBM test as U.S. policy debate foregrounds nuclear deterrence.
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Jackson on Track for Confirmation Amid GOP Doubt
After more than 30 hours of hearings the Senate is on track to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said he will vote against her, signaling possible GOP opposition and a potential break from bipartisan support Biden sought.
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