Headlines for May 22, 2023

Ukraine Says It’s Still Fighting for Bakhmut After Russia Claims Control, Zelensky Appears at G7 in Hiroshima; Biden OKs Training for Ukrainian Pilots on F-16 Jets, Conservative Party of Greek PM Mitsotakis Claims Bulk of Votes But Falls Short of Outright Victory, NYT Video Shows Greek Authorities Stranding Migrants at Sea, Including 6-Month-Old Infant, Israeli Forces Kill Another 3 Palestinians in West Bank; Extremist Minister Ben-Gvir Visits Al-Aqsa, Sudan’s Warring Parties Sign One-Week Ceasefire, Agree to Allow Aid Workers to Operate, Bahrain and Lebanon to Restore Diplomatic Ties, U.S. Signs Security Pact with Papua New Guinea Amid Rising Tensions with China, Brazil’s Palm Oil Companies Face Scrutiny After Indigenous Leader Is Shot in Head, Meta Fined $1.3 Billion by European Regulators for Violating Data Privacy Rules, Nebraska Republicans Ban Abortions at 12 Weeks and Gender-Affirming Care for Youth, FBI Abused Mass Surveillance Database to Spy Unlawfully on U.S. Residents, D.C. Police Lieutenant Indicted for Warning Proud Boys Leader of Impending Arrest, Protesters Shut Down New York’s Brooklyn Bridge to Demand Fair Housing, Jordan Neely, Beloved Street Performer Choked to Death on NYC Subway, Laid to Rest