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War in Ukraine

Zelensky to address U.N. Security Council

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Warns that more deaths expected as Russian troops retreat

Overview

U.S. analysts believe Putin shifting war focus to border areas

By John Hudson, David L. Stern, Felicia Sonmez and Brittany Shammas

As Russia retreats from Kyiv, U.S. sees uglier fights to come

By Karoun Demirjian and Amy B Wang
Alla Shapovalovna recounts the terror of a Russian bombardment that destroyed her home in Kashpero-Mykolaivka, Ukraine. (Michael Robinson Chavez/The Post)

Ukrainian villagers describe cruel and brutal Russian occupation

Residents described theft, beatings, torture and at least one killing of an unarmed civilian at the hands of Russian soldiers.
By Isabelle Khurshudyan and Michael Robinson Chavez

Town by town, Ukrainian prosecutors build Russian war crimes cases

By Robert Klemko
Supreme Court NoMination

Jackson wins support of 2 more GOP senators, assuring high court confirmation this week

By Mike DeBonis and Seung Min Kim
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Post tally shows Jackson with at least 51 votes for confirmation

By JM Rieger and Madison Dong

An ex-cop fell for Alice. Then he fell for her $66 million crypto scam.

By Jeremy B. Merrill and Steven Zeitchik
Opinions

Bucha fills Ukrainians with rage and fear for other unseen atrocities

Opinion by Iuliia Mendel

The Bucha massacre should prompt a forceful response

Opinion by the Editorial Board

Senate Republicans’ fixation on child porn, by the numbers

Opinion by Dana Milbank

This GOP about-face is so much worse than ‘cancel culture’

Opinion by Catherine Rampell

Palin’s path is likely much harder than she expects

Opinion by Henry Olsen

The lessons in the Applebee’s email

Opinion by Brian Broome

Track covid: Daily U.S. hospitalizations dropped by 9% in the past week

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