The Morning Briefing
President Biden's unannounced visit to Kyiv, China's careful maneuvering in Russia, another earthquake in Turkey and Syria
Breaking News
Prosecutors downgraded the charges against Alec Baldwin in the "Rust" case, reducing possible prison time if he is convicted
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit southern Turkey and northwestern Syria, panicking survivors of the Feb. 6 quake that killed over 46,000 people.
President Vladimir Putin said Russia would suspend participation in New START, its last major nuclear arms control treaty with the U.S.
- treaty: 조약
A Fraught New Frontier
Ketamine became a popular mental-health treatment, driven by the rise of telehealth. But a boom in at-home use may be outpacing safety.
- fraught: (좋지 않은 것들) 투성이의; 걱정스러운, 걱정하는
Costs of Climate Change
Here's how global warming is driving up the cost of cotton balls, tampons, diapers, bandages and much more.
Biden's Journey to Ukraine
While the world thought President Biden was home for the evening after a date night in Washington, he was headed to Kyiv. Read about the trip.
Old Divides Take New Forms
A Republican plan to set up a court system served by a state-run police force in parts of Jackson, Miss., has become a racial flash point.
Manila Turns to Washington
The Philippines spent years ignoring Chinese aggression. Those days may be over, as its new leader moves closer to the United States.
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