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Ben Lowry: At times unionism seems agreed on the seriousness of NI Protocol

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Today's Headlines: U.S. to Send Arms to Ukraine, as Russia Intensifies Campaign of Destruction

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U.S. to Send Arms to Ukraine, as Russia Intensifies Campaign of Destruction

U.S. to Send Arms to Ukraine, as Russia Intensifies Campaign of Destruction

By Marc Santora, Michael Schwirtz and Michael Levenson

A defiant mayor of a captured city was kidnapped by Russian troops, Ukrainian authorities say, an act that prompted hundreds to protest.

Pandemic Fears Give Way to a Rush for Bomb Shelters

Pandemic Fears Give Way to a Rush for Bomb Shelters

By Jason Horowitz

Since Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, European anxiety has shifted from Covid to nuclear annihilation. Bunkers, survival guides and iodine pills are flying off the shelves.

In a Kyiv Basement, 19 Surrogate Babies Are Trapped by War but Kept Alive by Nannies

In a Kyiv Basement, 19 Surrogate Babies Are Trapped by War but Kept Alive by Nannies

By Andrew E. Kramer, Maria Varenikova and Lynsey Addario

Some surrogate mothers are trapped by the fighting as their due dates near. And newborns face uncertain fates, with many biological parents now unable to travel to Ukraine.

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