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Gangs have taken over much of Haiti’s capital. At a summit in Moscow, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin declared an enduring economic partnership to insulate their countries from Western sanctions. Anti-porn bills in 8 states could force device makers to censor sexual material. Afghan Interim Govt Reopens Schools Except for Girls Beyond Sixth Grade.
US House committee threatens to subpoena State Dept over Afghan documents (Reuters)
Mark Zuckerberg, Meta sued over their failure to address sex trafficking, child exploitation (MSN)
Anti-porn bills in 8 states could force device makers to censor sexual material (NBC News)
Arkansas restricts school bathroom use by transgender people (AP News)
Fed Meeting Holds High Stakes for Biden (NYTimes)
Los Angeles Enters Second Day Without Classes for 420,000 Students (NYTimes)
Earthquake in Pakistan and Afghanistan kills at least 12 people (BBC)
Afghan Interim Govt Reopens Schools Except for Girls Beyond Sixth Grade (Khaama Press)
South Korea says North Korea test-fired cruise missiles (Aljazeera)
South Korean opposition leader indicted for alleged corruption (Aljazeera)
Andrew Tate: Brothers' custody extended by another month (BBC)
I.M.F. and Ukraine Agree to $15.6 Billion Lending Program (NYTimes)
Lebanese take to streets as anger over economic meltdown grows (Aljazeera)
Five dead as Tanzania detects first-ever Marburg virus outbreak (Aljazeera)