The Morning Briefing
Miraculous rescues from the rubble of the Turkey quake, a rising awareness of countless balloons above Earth, India's raids of BBC offices
- rubble: 돌무더기 (잔해)
Breaking News
Mike Pence will fight a federal subpoena to testify about Donald Trump's actions before the Capitol riot, a person familiar with his plans said.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California announced she would not run for re-election. She has served in the Senate since 1992.
Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's leader and a champion of its independence movement, is expected to resign, news outlets reported.
Video Investigation
The strike that killed a U.S. medic in Ukraine was most likely a deliberate Russian attack, not indiscriminate shelling, a Times analysis shows.
- shelling: 포격
- shell: 껍데기,; 포격하다
Race, Wealth and Birth Risks
Childbirth is deadlier for Black families even when they're rich, according to an expansive study that analyzed two million births in California.
DeSantis Remakes a College
Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida's latest target: transforming a tiny liberal college known for "free thinkers" into a beacon of conservatism.
- beacon: 신호등; 무선 송신소; 봉화
200 Hours Under Rubble
Two brothers who say they rationed protein powder to stay alive were among those rescued in Turkey a week after the quake.
<Reference: New York Times>
