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And GDP growth heads in the wrong direction in Q1.

In today's Morning Brief, a fractured Ukraine, where Moscow retains control or significant influence over major areas in eastern and southern parts of Ukraine, is the anticipated indefinite future of the beleaguered country.

And voters want Clarence Thomas to recuse himself from 2020 election cases.

In today's Morning Brief, some of the people who've fled the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol describe the chaotic scenes they saw.

It’s been almost a month since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The UN Human Rights Office says at least 902 civilians have been killed between Feb. 24 and March 19, but warns that the real death toll is actually considerably higher as it has not yet verified numbers from several badly hit cities, including the besieged Mariupol. Still, as the war rages on, the capital Kyiv and much of the rest of the country remains in Ukrainian control. Today, the Wall Street Journal’s European security correspondent James Marson explains the state of Russia’s war in Ukraine now, w...