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War in Ukraine

Russia expands attacks to Ukraine’s west

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Ground forces maneuver near Kyiv as campaign widens with fresh airstrikes

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Judge seeks to defuse legal fight that raised Trump’s ire

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World

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TECHNOLOGY

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Previewing a suite of new fossil fuel rules, EPA Administrator Michael Regan said more needs to be done to clean up the air, land and water around power plants.

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