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Members of the far right celebrated Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter and began testing the platform's limits with tweets criticizing the transgender community, doubting the effectiveness of masks, or claiming that the 2020 election results were fraudulent. https://t.co/kP5eZ6D4gP

Russia to suspend gas supplies to Poland https://t.co/ZbKx8aGAje

China calls out US ‘war crimes’ Read: https://t.co/X7nT5B9pgc https://t.co/3P09kzAPTz

Ukrainian farmers in a southern region bordering the frontline of the military conflict with Russia are now wearing body armor to plough their fields https://t.co/27BPzgWTYP https://t.co/lFi82hWrtF

Russia will suspend gas supplies to Poland, according to a Polish state-run gas firm, in a dramatic escalation of tensions with the West https://t.co/EbF0K8iZlx

Andrew Woolfolk, who regularly brought down the house as Earth, Wind & Fire’s longtime saxophonist, has died, group member Philip Bailey announced. Woolfolk was 71.⁠ ⁠ Bailey, co-lead singer of the genre-spanning band, said on Instagram that Woolfolk died after a six-year illness.⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in our bio to read more about Woolfolk’s life.⁠ ⁠ 📷: Solomon Njie/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

A man who admitted to defacing an LGBTQ mural in South Florida has been ordered by a judge to write a 25-page essay about the shooting at the Pulse gay nightclub, where a gunman killed 49 people in 2016. https://t.co/IZJIcNm0wn

Gaza farmer finds 4,500-year-old statue of ancient goddess while digging his land https://t.co/8K74SIpDLy

Putin cites UN court decision regarding Kosovo to Guterres in connection with Donbass https://t.co/Cq3LedtEp6

Elon Musk will have to pay Twitter a fee of $1 billion if he terminates his $44 billion cash deal to buy the social media company, according to a filing https://t.co/Me3di5uThy https://t.co/qMFmXKOoQD

Former President Donald Trump will be fined thousands of dollars beginning Tuesday for failing to comply with a subpoena from the New York attorney general, a state judge ruled https://t.co/M30OkaPies

Six critically endangered red wolves were introduced into the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in coastal North Carolina. But unlike other wolves, no one brought these new canines to the Outer Banks area as part of a federal program to recover a dying species. For the first time in four years, these red wolves were born there. The discovery of the litter tightly huddled in an earthen den marks a significant turnaround for a red wolf rescue program that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service all but abandoned a few years ago. Read more by tapping the link in our bio. ___ Image description: Text on the screen reads: Birth of endangered red wolves has their advocates howling for joy. The second panel shows an image of red wolf litter huddled together sleepily on top on one another.

Tamara Mikheenko, 70, hid in a basement shelter as she described the incessant shelling of her town, Orikhiv, in eastern Ukraine. Struggling to communicate through tremendous sobs, she begged world leaders to do whatever was necessary to stop the violence. https://t.co/y3oUey67w8 https://t.co/GneVoaDbtA

Ruble hits near 2-year high against euro * Ruble be like: 'What sanctions?' Details https://t.co/ahjbxUidr7 https://t.co/oFjtMa3vwS

Germany aims to find alternative to Russian oil within days https://t.co/IYXDFagpYe https://t.co/IaIMDr3PS8