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A shooter sets off a smoke grenade, and then opens fire in a crowded New York City subway car. New inflation data show prices rising 8.5% over last year. And Oklahoma's governor signs a bill that could completely ban abortion in the state.

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As COVID cases rise, local officials move to mandate masks again. New death tolls emerge from the battered Ukrainian city of Mariupol. And thousands of Etsy sellers go on strike.

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Russia has repositioned its troops from Kyiv to eastern Ukraine, as a new battle plan begins to take shape. President Biden will issue a new rule outlawing untraceable "ghost guns." And the U.S. warns against traveling to China because of "arbitrary" COVID rules that could separate families.

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In a historic vote, the Senate votes to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. The U.N. votes to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council. And the U.S. Secret Service suspends several agents after they were duped by impostors.

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As Russian troops pull back from Kyiv, more towns are alleging war crimes. Minnesota prosecutors decline to bring charges against the officer who killed Amir Locke. And the Biden administration extends student loan deadlines, prompting questions about when -- or if -- they'll resume.

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As human rights observers arrive in Bucha, Ukraine, survivors describe executions by Russian troops. The U.S., along with the U.K. and Australia, say they're developing hypersonic missiles to keep up with China. And the FDA meets to discuss a "variant-specific" COVID booster. 

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The parents of a former U.S. Marine, held in Russia for three years, describe a private conversation with President Biden as their son's condition worsens. A U.N. climate report recommends countries abandon their fossil fuel infrastructure. And Elon Musk becomes the largest individual shareholder at Twitter.

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As Russian troops exit a Ukrainian town, observers find evidence that they massacred civilians. A mass shooting leaves six dead and injures more than a dozen in Sacramento. And the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson. 

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As missiles continue to pour into Kyiv, military officials say Vladimir Putin isn't even getting the full picture from his commanders. The Biden Administration prepares to lift a controversial immigration rule, potentially drawing thousands to the southern border. And colleagues in Hollywood say Bruce Willis' decline had become apparent for months, leading to uncomfortable and even dangerous situations.

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As the Interior Department tries to unearth long-hidden secrets, an ABC News investigation examines the legacy of indigenous boarding schools. President Biden unveils a new White House COVID initiative. And Israelis are reeling after a surge of terror attacks. 

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