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Starbucks is planning to phase out its iconic cupshttps://cnn.it/3N3FWJY 

President Biden will travel to NATO headquarters in Brussels next week for a summit with other leadershttps://cnn.it/37yaQtE 

US Border Patrol made more than 158,000 arrests on the US southern border in February, a jump from January when there were nearly 148,000 apprehensions, according to newly released agency datahttps://cnn.it/3u11duR 

A Russian state television journalist who protested the invasion of Ukraine during a live news broadcast appeared in a Moscow court Tuesdayhttps://cnn.it/3tZlelN 

Future allergy seasons will start more than a month earlier and be far more intense because of the climate crisis, new research showshttps://cnn.it/3w71iA3 

The first African architect to claim the award in its 43-year history, Kéré achieved the feat with a portfolio consisting largely of schools, health centers and community facilitieshttps://cnn.it/36m5i4B 

Pierre Zakrzewski, a longtime Fox photojournalist, was killed while reporting in Ukraine, the network said on Tuesdayhttps://cnn.it/3MVgaHu 

"Biden, who came to Washington as a young senator at the height of the showdown with the Soviet Union, now faces the same lonely burden of Cold War presidents -- the fate of the world may be on his shoulders" | Analysis by Stephen Collinsonhttps://cnn.it/3tYwgHY 

Germany has announced that it will buy 35 US-made F-35A fighter jets, the first major arms purchase to be publicly confirmed since Chancellor Olaf Scholz committed to ramping up his country's defense spending in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukrainehttps://cnn.it/3q6QPAE 

The United States applied new sanctions Tuesday on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who has allied with Russia in its war on Ukrainehttps://cnn.it/3w8m2Hz 

Japanese authorities ordered crypto exchanges on Monday not to process transactions involving crypto assets subject to asset-freeze sanctions against Russia and Belarus over the war in Ukrainehttps://cnn.it/3temvpZ 

While administration officials say the effort to provide Ukrainian forces with American-made weapons such as Javelin anti-tank and Stinger anti-aircraft missiles has been largely successful, the White House is under intense pressure to do morehttps://cnn.it/3KJFT3L 

Annual consumer price inflation hit 5.5% in January in the United Kingdom — its highest level since 1992 — fueled by product shortages and a sharp spike in demand as pandemic lockdowns were lifted. Wages aren't keeping pace.https://cnn.it/36kI679 

A woman holding a sign reading "NO WAR" interrupted a live news broadcast on Russian state television Monday to denounce Russia's invasion of Ukrainehttps://cnn.it/37qV4k5 

African students trapped in southern Ukraine's Kherson are crying out for help, as Russian forces try to consolidate their occupation of the port cityhttps://cnn.it/3q3KeXW 

While small numbers of people escaped the besieged city on Monday after a series of failed evacuation attempts, as many as 2,500 civilians have died in Mariupol, Ukrainian officials estimatehttps://cnn.it/37BN2oR 

War crimes expert Michael A. Newton tells CNN that Russia should be investigated due to attacks on civilians. | Opinion “The list of possible charges grows daily.”https://cnn.it/3IcHVIi 

The European Union formally approved on Tuesday a new barrage of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, which include bans on investments in the Russian energy sector, luxury goods exports and imports of steel products from Russiahttps://cnn.it/3JgsXlR 

Starbucks is planning to phase out its iconic cupshttps://cnn.it/360jCjB