In a Kyiv Suburb,'They Shot Everyone They Saw'
| By Carlotta Gall, Andrew E. Kramer and Natalie Kitroeff As outrage grew, world leaders promised new sanctions, and it appeared that Russia's gas industry, which Europe depends on heavily, may no longer be off the table. | | | By Carlotta Gall and Andrew E. Kramer With Russian forces retreating, Ukrainians in Bucha are finding scores of bodies in yards and on the roads amid mounting evidence of intentional and indiscriminate killings of civilians. | | | By Roger Cohen President Emmanuel Macron's belated entry into the campaign and his focus on Ukraine have left him vulnerable to a strong challenge from the right. | | |
| U.S. By Tariro Mzezewa At Aunt Fanny's Cabin, which closed years ago, young Black waiters sang for white patrons. The community is divided over how, and whether, to preserve the institution's legacy. | | | Opinion | Thomas L. Friedman By Thomas L. Friedman In World War Wired, virtually everyone everywhere can observe the fighting at a granular level, participate in some way or be affected economically. | | |
| By Reuters The shooting took place downtown in California's capital city as people were leaving nightclubs. Authorities said multiple shooters were confirmed in what has been deemed the largest mass shooting in Sacramento history. | | | By Axel Boada and Nailah Morgan Ukrainian officials accused Russian forces of killing civilians in Bucha, Ukraine, a suburb northwest of Kyiv. Russian officials denied the allegations. | | | By The Associated Press Russian forces launched a series of strikes on infrastructure along Ukraine's coast, including in the port city of Odesa, on the Black Sea. | | |
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