Headlines for December 15, 2022

Peru Declares Month-Long State of Emergency Amid Protests over Ouster of Pedro Castillo, U.S. Federal Reserve Further Raises Interest Rates by 0.5%, As COVID Surges, White House Resumes Program Making Free Tests Available by USPS, Russia Rules Out Christmas Ceasefire in Ukraine as Fierce Fighting Continues, U.S. Citizen Released as Part of Russia-Ukraine Prisoner Swap, Ukraine and Mexico Were Deadliest Countries for Journalists in 2022, GOP Sen. Tom Cotton Blocks Bill to Protect Journalists, Israeli Lawmakers Advance Bill to Allow Recently Convicted Criminals in Government, Reuters: Nigerian Military Slaughtered Children in Campaign Against Boko Haram, WHO Head Tedros Ghebreyesus Says His Uncle Was Killed by Eritrean Soldiers in Tigray, Facebook Faces New Lawsuit, Accused of Inflaming Tigrayan War, Twitter Disbands Trust and Safety Council, Formed to Fight Harassment & Protect Children, Paul Pelosi Attacker Was Also Planning to Go After Gov. Newsom, Hunter Biden and Tom Hanks