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In isaccea in the danube delta. night has drawn in here in lviv so it is time to check in with one of my colleagues who is in the same city. im joined now by zhanna bezpiatchuk from the bbc ukrainian service. i wonder how people are getting on and now here in this city almost a month after the russian invasion? first of all, people here have to learn how to get on with their lives. very often i hearfrom them they need to restore the feeling of normality within this new abnormality for the countr...

Transgression happens at this point of contact, it tends to be these folks. the three percenters. the oath keepers. the proud boys. who were the first people to jump the barrier. break the window, and to, and then you have hundreds and hundreds of people behind. so there is this interplay, and we are seeing it here where it is like the president puts out this call, these folks mobilize, this sort of cadre, and then this huge crowd following. >> here is the abnormality of january six that really ...

People who have even a mild case of COVID-19 may have accelerated aging of the brain and other changes to it, according to a new study.

Patients with even a mild case of Covid-19 may experience accelerated aging of the brain and other changes to it, according to a new study.

People who have even a mild case of Covid-19 may have accelerated aging of the brain and other changes to it, according to a new study.

Could use. biden lacks some of that. the overwhelming thing is hes passed a lot of stuff that people like, hes handled the office with decency and grace. hes a good man. but were living through complicated times. people expected the pandemic to be over, but its not over, it grinding on in this strange way when just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water, its not safe. americas position in the world is complicated. we get out of afghanistan that everyone thought was good but its a ...

Complicated times. people expected the pandemic to be over, but its not over, it grinding on in this strange way when just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water, its not safe. americas position in the world is complicated. we get out of afghanistan that everyone thought was good but its a messy, awful, humiliating experience. the economy is doing well, you know, on some measures, but you have inflation. so all of it leads to a very unsatisfying feeling. and for the president who ...

Banning abortion after 15 weeks of conception. the state is asking the court directly to overrule the 1973 precedent set by roe. mississippis law which has been blocked by two federal courts before this only allows the procedure after 15 weeks in the case of a medical emergency or severe fetal abnormality. it makes no exception for rape or incest. the significance of this moment and this case before the justices cannot be overstated. lets get to the court. cnns jessica schneider is live outside....

Rule this hour, and this morning the battle over abortion rights in this country is reaching the highest court. in one hour from right now, the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that directly challenges roe versus wade, and nearly 50 year of precedence. it is a blockbuster case. its coming from mississippi where the only abortion clinic left there is challenging a law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, with only rare exceptions for medical emergencies or cases of sever...

Reported by south africa. lets get more on that, from anna holligan. omicron was first identified in the netherlands on the 19—23rd of november. this was confirmed by the dutch public institute today. they noticed an abnormality in the spiked proteins, they went for further testing — and thats when omicron was identified. but you know, its not perhaps entirely surprising that places are starting to identify cases of omicron from before south africas identification. because of course, they ar...