Abortion rights advocates demonstrate near the Supreme Court on Saturday. (Craig Hudson for The Post)
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Western sanctions punishing Moscow for invading Ukraine have restricted its ability to pay overseas creditors. Russia has the cash but is unable to get it to creditors because of the sanctions.
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A Virginia battlefield is suing the city to stop a museum from melting the statue.
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Nurse Ashia George, 30, and medical assistant Pamela Dann, 54, wait for the completion of an abortion at the Scotsdale Women’s Center in Detroit on May 5. (Brittany Greeson for The Post)
After the Supreme Court on Friday overturned the right to abortion established nearly 50 years ago by Roe v. Wade, abortion clinics in states like Michigan, where the procedure could soon face further restrictions, are even more wary.
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El Cosmico, a campground and hotel complex in Marfa, Tex., offers accommodations such as tepees, safari tents, vintage trailers and more. (Anna Mazurek for The Post)
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