Despite Russian Warnings, Finland and Sweden Draw Closer to NATO
| By Marc Santora, Erika Solomon and Carlotta Gall Momentum is building to try to bring war crimes charges tied to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. | | | By Steven Erlanger and Johanna Lemola The invasion of Ukraine has heightened security fears, pushing even formally nonaligned countries toward the Western alliance. | | | By Michael Gold The motive in the shootings has yet to be established. | | |
| Well By Paula Span As many as 200,000 U.S. children have lost a parent to Covid. Their grandparents are taking them in and helping them heal, all while coping with their own grief. | | | Opinion By Gail Collins Let's see how much you remember. | | |
| By The Associated Press The police took Frank R. James into custody more than 24 hours into an expansive search that began after at least 10 people were shot on a subway train in Brooklyn on Tuesday. | | | By The Associated Press Janet L. Yellen, the Treasury secretary, singled out China over its refusal to condemn Russia's actions in Ukraine and warned it that helping the Kremlin evade sanctions could lead to global consequences. | | | By The Associated Press and Reuters Russia's invasion of Ukraine has pushed Sweden and Finland to seriously weigh applying for membership to the alliance. | | |
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