The War in Ukraine, as Seen on Russian TV
| By Marc Santora, Cora Engelbrecht and Michael Levenson Ukrainian forces are seeking to drive back Russian invaders from two key cities in northeast Ukraine and achieve a breakthrough in what has become a grinding battle. | | | By Stuart A. Thompson According to Russian news media, the worst atrocities in Ukraine are staged. We analyzed more than 50 hours of television to show Russia's version of events. | | | By Ronda Kaysen When a new landlord bought their building in the Bronx and threatened to raise rents and kick them out, tenants banded together. They never expected how far they might get: the chance to buy their apartments for $2,500 each. | | |
| Climate By David Gelles and Renaud Philippe Power companies, conservationists, local residents and two U.S. states are mired in an acrimonious dispute about hydroelectricity from Quebec. | | | Opinion | The Editorial Board By The Editorial Board Americans are about to lose a constitutional right. It's worth fighting for. | | |
| By Reuters and The Associated Press Officials say the explosion, which destroyed a luxury hotel and nearby buildings in central Havana, was caused by a gas leak. | | | By Reuters The funeral was held for two of the three Israelis killed in Elad, Israel. Israeli forces launched a large-scale manhunt for two Palestinians suspected of killing the victims and wounding several others in the predominantly ultra-Orthodox town. | | | By The Associated Press and Storyful Springtime storms brought tornadoes, floods and hail to states across the South and Midwest. In Texas and Oklahoma, tornadoes tore the roof off a school and caused damage to homes and businesses. | | |
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