Russian Court Sentences Griner to 9 Years, Raising Pressure on Biden
| By Chris Buckley, Amy Chang Chien, Eric Schmitt and David E. Sanger A day after Nancy Pelosi's trip, China has begun military drills near Taiwan. They appear to be designed as a trial run for sealing off the island. Five missiles landed in Japanese waters. | | | By Ivan Nechepurenko and Richard Pérez-Peña Amid the hostility over the war in Ukraine, a court imposed nearly the maximum possible sentence on the American basketball star Brittney Griner, intensifying calls to win her release. | | | By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs The police in Louisville, Ky., fatally shot Ms. Taylor during a nighttime raid on her apartment. Prosecutors said officers had lied in order to obtain a search warrant for Ms. Taylor's home. | | |
| World By Ed O'Loughlin The corncrake's cry, thought to be loud and harsh, is a poignant reminder for older people of the advent of warmer weather. Efforts are underway to preserve its call for younger generations. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Kai Kupferschmidt I have seen how deadly stigma can be. Communication should be clear. | | |
| By The Associated Press The partial collapse came days after another part of the silos fell, and sent plumes of smoke and dust to nearby neighborhoods. | | | By Reuters South Korea's Danuri moon mission launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., carried by a SpaceX rocket. The mission will study the moon's magnetic field and some of its darkest craters. | | | By Reuters Three tourists were injured while crossing the rough terrain to view the Fagradalsfjall volcano in southwest Iceland. | | |
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