Author: Taylor Wilson, USA TODAY

Russian airstrikes reportedly killed at least 7 in Lviv, 126th Boston Marathon comes about six months after the 2021 race: 5 Things podcast

HUD wants to help people with a criminal record find housing, making it easier to obtain public housing and voucher programs: 5 Things podcast

Russia’s UN envoy warns of ‘direct military confrontation’ with US, and you can now put an ‘X’ for gender on your passport: 5 Things podcast

Among the 5,000 Mariupol civilians killed during Russian siege are 210 children, a preview of USA TODAY’s new podcast ‘Women of the Year’: 5 Things podcast

Doubts remain after Russia pledged to scale back operations near Kyiv, U.S. men’s soccer team can qualify for the World Cup tonight: 5 Things podcast

Multiple calls for a cease-fire come as Russia-Ukraine peace talks begin in Istanbul, SCOTUS to weigh Andy Warhol images of Prince: 5 Things podcast

Millions of kids fell into poverty after COVID-era relief expired, final day of confirmation hearings for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson: 5 Things podcast

Russia appears to have targeted civilian areas in their invasion, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s past decisions: 5 Things podcast

Ukraine’s president will make another plea for more help amid Russia’s invasion, the Fed is poised to raise key short-term interest rates: 5 Things podcast

Russia’s cease-fire is again designed to help civilian evacuations, national gas average tops $4 for the first time in over a decade: 5 Things podcast