A Disturbing New Pattern in Mass Shootings: Young Assailants
| By Andrew E. Kramer The attention on Russia's battle casualties has obscured the heavy losses of Ukraine's fighters in Donbas — often ill-trained volunteers. | | | By Glenn Thrush and Matt Richtel Six of the nine deadliest mass shootings in the United States since 2018 were by people who were 21 or younger, a shift from earlier decades. | | | By Julia Jacobs and Adam Bednar The jury in Virginia found that Ms. Heard had damaged her ex-husband's reputation with an op-ed in which she identified herself as a "public figure representing domestic abuse." | | |
| World By Chris Buckley With daily infections in low double digits, there's pressure to shake the city back to life, reviving the factories, companies and supply lines vital to China's economy. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Edward Niedermeyer His long list of unfulfilled commitments wildly exceeds his achievements. | | |
| By The Associated Press A jury found that Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard were both defamed. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press Many residents reappeared on the streets of Shanghai after a two-month lockdown, one of the world's longest and toughest since the pandemic began. | | |
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