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Ukrainians Use Drones, Facial-Recognition Software as They Investigate Alleged War Crimes
Authorities are embarking on a wide-ranging probe of alleged war crimes with the aim of building cases strong enough to persuade an international court to hold the Kremlin and its soldiers responsible.
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U.S. Inflation Accelerated to 8.5% in March, Hitting Four-Decade High
U.S. inflation accelerated to 8.5% in March, the Labor Department said, a new four-decade high.
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White House Expected to Name New Commander to Lead Allied Forces in Europe
A top American Army general in Europe is expected to be elevated to lead all U.S. and allied forces on the continent, U.S. officials said, marking the biggest change to NATO military leadership since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.
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Elon Musk, Again an Outsider at Twitter, Emerges as Unshackled Wild Card for Company
The Tesla CEO’s surprise decision not to join Twitter’s board gives the company less control over its largest shareholder, paving the way for him to press for changes and speak out freely as an activist investor.
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Bank Deposits Could Drop for First Time Since World War II
Analysts have been slashing expectations for bank deposits in recent weeks as expectations for interest rates have soared.
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Recession Risk Is Rising, Economists Say
Forecasters have raised the probability of economic contraction in the next 12 months to 28% as the Fed tightens to beat back inflation.
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Manufacturers Grind to a Halt in China as Covid Lockdowns Expand
Manufacturers including suppliers to Apple and Tesla are struggling to keep some of their China operations going as extended and widening Covid-19 lockdowns choke off supplies and clog up truck routes and ports.
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