Ukraine’s Amnesty International chapter head quits over report; Russia and Ukraine blame each other for nuclear plant attack and more Ukraine news.
Author: Ella Lee, USA TODAY
Renowned journalist in Guatemala is arrested in democracy crackdown
José Rubén Zamora, president of the elPeriódico newspaper and a vocal critic of Guatemala’s government, was arrested Friday evening.
Could federal lands be a loophole for abortion access? Legal experts say it’s complicated
Progressive Democrats and activists are calling on the Biden administration to apply a novel, though legally risky, solution to Roe’s repeal.
900 Ukrainian kids dead or injured since start of war, Russia frees captive Ukrainian medic: Live updates
Some 323 children were killed and 583 injured since Russia’s war in Ukraine began, with most casualties occurring in the Donetsk and Kharkiv regions.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy didn’t want to hear US intel on possible Russian invasion, Biden says: Live updates
President Joe Biden said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy “didn’t want to hear it” when U.S. intelligence said Russia would invade.
Russia squeezes Ukrainian strongholds in the east as officials plead for more weapons: Live updates
Russian forces have made slow but persistent advances as they bombarded and sought to encircle both Lysychansk and Sievierodonetsk.
U.S. citizen Willy Joseph Cancel killed fighting in Ukraine: reports
Cancel’s mother told CNN that her son was hired by a private military contracting company. When the war in Ukraine broke out, he agreed to go fight.
GOP lawmakers helped Meadows, other Trump aides on strategy to overturn 2020 election: court filing
The evidence was revealed in an 11th-hour court filing by the Jan. 6 committee asking a federal judge to enforce its subpoena of Mark Meadows.
How a Civil War-era law has brought Marjorie Taylor Greene into court
The rule was enforced in a number of cases during Reconstruction, removing office-holders for previously holding positions in the Confederacy.
‘Never mean anything for violence’: Marjorie Taylor Greene testifies on Jan. 6 in eligibility case
Voters who raised the challenge on 14th Amendment grounds say Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene helped facilitate the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.