Headlines for September 8, 2022

Ukraine Considers Closing Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Amid Heavy Fighting, Russia Accused of Forcibly Relocating Up to 1.6 Million Ukrainians, Secretary of State Blinken Visits Kyiv, Pledges Billions in New U.S. Aid to Ukraine, U.S. Tests Nuclear-Capable Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, Judge Strikes Down Mandated Coverage of HIV Prevention Drug, Citing “Religious Freedom”, Hundreds of Law Enforcement Officers Listed as Members of Oath Keepers Militia, Haitian Protesters Demand Food, Safety and Resignation of PM Ariel Henry, Israeli Military Kills 20-Year-Old Palestinian During Raid, Earthquake Toll in China’s Sichuan Province Rises to 82 Amid COVID Lockdown, Second Suspect in Canada Stabbings Dies of Apparent Self-Inflicted Wounds After Arrest, Memphis Gunman Kills 4, Injures 3 in Day-Long Rampage, Texas Mass Shootings Rose 62% Following Open Carry Bill, Las Vegas Official Arrested for Murder of Investigative Journalist, Seattle Public School Workers Strike for Better Pay and Resources