Donbas fights threaten Mariupol horrors again in Sievierodonetsk
In eastern Ukraine, Moscow backed rebels press Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk as Lyman falls, and Ukraine warns it needs Western arms to stop the advance. Officials say 1,500 deaths in Sievierodonetsk, while civilians evacuate from nearby towns amid heavy bombardment.
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Officials: Students 911 calls during Texas school attack
Officials said students trapped in a Robb Elementary classroom repeatedly dialed 911 as gunman Salvador Ramos infiltrated the Texas school. One student pleaded for police while officers waited in a hallway for over 45 minutes, as authorities debated the sequence of events and Ramos was eventually killed.
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McCarthy defies Jan 6 committee subpoena stance
Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy shows he will likely refuse a subpoena from the House select committee probing the January 6 attack. In an 11 page letter his attorney argues the panel lacks authority to issue subpoenas to lawmakers.
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Lawmakers press Leader on subpoena topics and privilege
The House committee demanded topics and legal rationale from Attorney Elliot Berke regarding subpoenas to Leader McCarthy. Berke reserves McCarthy's right to raise further privileges while the panel accuses lawmakers of chasing baseless special treatment. The dispute mirrors ongoing political tension over subpoenas and executive privilege.
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Summer travel prices surge as demand returns
The article notes expected crowds this summer as restrictions ease and fatigue fades. Airlines face staff shortages from 2019, causing cancellations and higher fares. Domestic round trips average over 400 dollars, 24 percent above 2019 and 45 percent higher than last year, while Europe fares stay about 5 percent cheaper than pre pandemic levels at around 868 dollars.
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G Seven pledges limit coal as power sector target set
G seven officials meeting in Berlin pledged to largely end greenhouse gas emissions from power sectors by 2035, aiming to bar coal use for electricity beyond that date. Ministers outlined a target to achieve near zero coal burning in electricity generation across the seven nations.
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