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| By James C. McKinley Jr. and Jonah E. Bromwich The former president is expected to answer charges with the Secret Service in tow before a judge in the often grimy and ill-lit criminal courthouse in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday. | | | By Katie Rogers President Biden believes that presidents should not comment on pending legal matters. He also does not want to be baited into a reaction. | | | By Ernesto Londoño One state senator has been filibustering for weeks, trying to block a bill that would ban transition-related medical treatment for young people. | | |
| World By Anatoly Kurmanaev, Ekaterina Bodyagina and Ivan Nechepurenko When Russian troops left Kherson, they took with them 2,500 Ukrainian convicts from local prisons. For some, it was the start of a bewildering, five-country journey highlighting the war's absurdity. | | | Opinion | David French By David French Trump and his defenders are priming his supporters to reject our legal system. | | |
| By Nicole Salazar, Noah Throop, Caroline Kim, Brent McDonald and Simon Romero On March 27, Viangly Infante Padrón, a Venezuelan migrant, was inside Mexico's migrant detention center in Ciudad Juárez trying to secure her husband's release when a fire broke out inside. She captured on video the moments leading up to the death of 39 migrants. | | | By Storyful A tornado near the city forced meteorologists at the Little Rock, Ark., office of the National Weather Service to evacuate. | | | By Reuters Members of Austria's Freedom Party left Parliament to protest the Ukrainian president's speech over what they said was a violation of their nation's neutrality. | | |
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