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A possible agreement on oil price caps comes as Russia appeared closer to defaulting on its international debt. President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke virtually at the Group of 7 summit in Germany.

Scientists had high hopes for a new coronavirus vaccine that combines the existing formulation with one targeting Omicron, but many are not impressed by the results.

The Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade touched off furious arguments over state constitutional rights and the legality of various bans. Abortion clinics in Utah and Louisiana were granted temporary reprieves.

The war and the worsening global economy will share the stage when leaders meet in Germany. Ukraine withdrew from Sievierodonetsk, giving Russia one its biggest wins of the war.

As health care providers were seeing a spike in demand for birth control, emergency contraception and abortion pills, politicians weigh in after Friday’s Supreme Court ruling striking down Roe v. Wade.

As more trigger laws banning abortion take effect, the country is rapidly sorting into two — a half where abortion is still legal, and a half where it is now outlawed or severely restricted.

Age requirements vary among the larger pharmacy chains, and some won’t give the shots to children younger than 5.

Officials said the attacks included over 40 rockets fired from Belarusian airspace and appeared to hit mostly military targets. They came hours before President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was to meet with Belarus’s leader.

The ruined industrial city in eastern Ukraine fell after months of Russian bombardment and weeks of urban combat. Like Mariupol, it became emblematic of the savagery of the war.

The ruling eliminating the constitutional right to an abortion after almost 50 years was met with celebration and anger across the country. President Biden said the decision was the “realization of extreme ideology” and told Americans: “With your vote, you can act.”