Biden's Fraught Saudi Visit Garners Scathing Criticism and Modest Accords
| By Jim Tankersley, Lisa Friedman and Coral Davenport Rising prices, party infighting and the aftershocks from Russia's invasion of Ukraine have undercut the president's plans to speed an energy transition. | | | By Peter Baker and David E. Sanger In the most politically problematic trip of his presidency, Mr. Biden's critics accused him of helping rehabilitate the reputation of a tarnished prince in exchange for numerous, but limited gains. | | | By Vivian Yee, Allison McCann and Josh Holder An analysis of handwritten records shows that thousands of Egyptians have been detained without charge, sometimes for years. | | |
| Real Estate By Andrea Stanley Neighborhoods, including rural ones, are getting brighter. That's not a good thing, according to our writer. What is the point of an illuminated shrub at 2 a.m.? | | | Opinion By Dana G. Smith Inside scientists' efforts to capture the benefits of psychedelics without the trip. | | |
| By Paula Mónaco Felipe, Miguel Tovar, Souleyman Messalti, Caroline Kim and Brent McDonald As more U.S. states move to criminalize abortion, activists in Mexico have been inundated with calls from women seeking abortion medication. Our cameras went inside their distribution effort. | | | By The Associated Press One measure would give health care providers the right to offer abortion services, and the second bill would protect the right to travel across state lines for abortion. Neither has the votes to advance in the Senate. | | | By Reuters Firefighters worked to put out flames after Russian missiles struck two universities, a hotel and a mall in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv. At least two people were injured, the city's mayor said. | | |
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