Traces of Lives Cut Short: Bread on a Park Bench, Blood Pooled Nearby
| By Megan Specia, Cora Engelbrecht and Eric Schmitt Alarmed by reports of atrocities near Kyiv, many residents of Ukraine's east, now suffering the brunt of Russian force, are getting out while they can. | | | By Thomas Gibbons-Neff and Natalia Yermak The violence of war is often random. Those who suffer most are the civilians caught in the middle. Two recent deaths in Kharkiv, Ukraine, are a testament to that. | | | By Anton Troianovski, Ivan Nechepurenko and Valeriya Safronova Many Russians have been in the dark about their country's losses. As news of more Russian deaths arrives, the reactions range from anger at the Kremlin to parroting the state's messaging that blames "Nazis'' in Ukraine. | | |
| Sports By David Gardner A dolphin trend on TikTok made his name on the internet. Now Grimes, 21, is trying to make his mark at Madison Square Garden. | | | Opinion | The Editorial Board By The Editorial Board Posterity must know what really happened in Ukraine. Justice must be given a chance. | | |
| By The Associated Press Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said the United States would continue taking steps to cut Russia off from the global financial system, even as many European countries remain dependent on Russian energy. | | | By Reuters More than 2,000 Ukrainians have arrived at the southern border over the past 10 days. The Biden administration said it would accept 100,000 refugees fleeing Russia's invasion of Ukraine. | | | By The Associated Press and Reuters More than 40 tornadoes were reported across the South as a cycle of severe storms pushed through the region. | | |
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