Stunning video by a Ukrainian medic who recorded her time in Maripol—before she was captured by Russian troops. / Associated Press See also: A visual investigation of video evidence shows a group of Ukrainian men were in the custody of Russian soldiers before being executed. / The New York Times Related:
Here is one possible future for Covid-19: some people get reinfected many times, and a few experience symptoms for months or years. / The New York Times This op-ed is dully written but ultimately correct: when we discuss long Covid, we need to include medicine's uncertainty about
A 10-year project finds, compared to those who received care, women denied abortions suffer more economically and mentally. / NPR Awareness of abortion medication remains dangerously low—and as recently as 2017, most people trying to end pregnancies on their own did so without pills. / The 19th A Michigan judge
David Leonhardt: The American political right has a violence problem "that has no equivalent on the left." / The New York Times Exploring domestic extremist-related killings by perpetrator affiliation, 2012-2021. / The Anti-Defamation League Seven things to watch in today's primaries across Idaho, Kentucky, North
"A hero in our eyes." These are the people who were murdered at a Buffalo supermarket on Saturday. / The Buffalo News The shooting suspect wrote a document invoking the "great replacement theory," the once-fringe, now-popular racist refrain in conservative media. / The Washington Post See
Ukraine says Russian troops are retreating from Kharkiv. / The Guardian With more than three million refugees to inform, a Polish news agency is now reporting and publishing in Ukrainian. / Nieman Journalism Lab "This ... reaffirms the stories we all grew up with." In an investigation into US Indian boarding
Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelenskiy reiterates his offer to hold direct talks with Vladimir Putin. / The Guardian Why does Russia fear Sweden and Finland joining NATO? For one thing, it would mean "tightening the strategic Nordic grip" on the Baltic Sea. / The Associated Press The global scramble for metals—
In its first war-crimes trial, Ukraine will try a captured Russian soldier accused of killing a civilian. / NPR Finland's leaders are in favor of dropping the nation's neutral status, and apply for NATO membership "without delay." / Associated Press "She left her cellphone
Fossil fuel companies are quietly planning multiple projects that function as multibillion-dollar bets "against humanity halting global heating." / The Guardian Republican states like Utah and South Carolina pass clean energy bills in the name of freedom and economics. / Grist Five indicators suggest Anglophone countries are suffering the
A look at how much of Ukraine is now held by Russia, and where the conflict now stands. / The New York Times The UN says Ukraine's civilian deaths may be far higher than the official toll of 3,381. / The Guardian Ukraine's volunteer IT Army has
