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A complete list, with links, of every article from the day's Journal. Trouble viewing this email? View in web browser › In Today's Paper PAGE ONE Ukraine Seeks to Exploit Shift in Russia’s Military Strategy - Ukrainian forces said they have driven Russian troops out of a town in the northeast, as Kyiv seeks to take advantage of a decision by Moscow to focus its efforts on controlling a swath of territory in the south and east. A1 What’s News: Business & Finance A1 Biden’s Remark on Putin Stirs Anxiety Among Western Allies A1 Shanghai to Lock Down 25 Million People, Half of the City at a Time A1 What’s News: World-Wide A1 ‘There Is No Fear’: A Ukrainian Mother Risks All to Retrieve Her Son A1 Can You Say ‘Sandwiches’ Like Princess Di? You Might Win an Oscar. A1 The Riskiest Bets in the Stock Market Are the Most Popular A1 Read today's print edition of The Wall Street Journal online › LEAVE THIS BOX EMPTY Share this email with a friend. Forward › Forwarded this email by a friend? Sign Up Here › U.S. Capital Spending Boom Helps Raise Productivity, Contain Costs - Spending on technology soars as businesses adjust to higher wages and remote work. A2 Economy Week Ahead: Key Inflation, Jobs Numbers Highlight Week’s Data A2 FAA Names Safety Chief Billy Nolen as Acting Leader A3 Soaring Oil Prices Bring Fiscal Windfall to Alaska A3 When Student Debt Stands in the Way of Religious Poverty A3 Biden to Propose New Minimum Tax on Wealthiest Americans A4 IRS Delays, Sudden End to Tax Break Leave Employers Frustrated With Covid Credits A4 Nebraska Congressman Jeff Fortenberry to Resign From Congress A4 Inflation Gets a Starring Role in GOP Congressional Campaign Ads A4 Farmers, Activists, Investors Fight Over Treatment of Pregnant Pigs A5 Advertisement WORLD Putin Stokes Nuclear Fears With Atomic Weapons Warnings - As Moscow’s forces meet fierce resistance in Ukraine, Western capitals worry the Kremlin could turn to so-called tactical nuclear arms. A6 Natural-Gas Industry Gets Boost as Biden Shifts Stance A7 The Crowdsourcing Effort to Get Body Armor, Drones and Helmets to Ukraine A7 Russia’s War on Ukraine Upends Arctic Climate-Change Research A7 Trentmann’s Take: CFOs Adopt Different Approaches to Profits Made in Russia A7 How Kyiv’s Hospital #8 Became the War’s Front Line for Wounded Ukrainians A9 A Middle East Geopolitical Realignment Accelerates to Confront and Contain Iran A10 LIFE & ARTS Their Secret for Workplace Zen? Landlines and Ethernet Cords - Find your box of stray cables. Untangle your wired headphones. These professionals say the key to reliability is old-school technology. A11 Teen Girls Are Still Getting TikTok-Related Tics—and Other Disorders A11 Oscars 2022: Will Smith Wins Best Actor After Striking Chris Rock, ‘CODA’ Takes Best Picture for Apple A12 Long Pandemic Walks Inspired a 50K Ultramarathon Challenge A12 ‘Turner’s Modern World’ Review: A Painter’s Many High Water Marks A13 North Carolina, Kansas Join Duke, Villanova in the Final Four A14 OPINION Ukraine’s Asymmetric War - Moscow has more firepower, but Kyiv is using digital technology better. A15 El Salvador Bets on Bitcoin Mania A15 The Dying Art of Driving a Stick Shift A15 ‘The Voltage Effect’ Review: Do We Have a Winner? A15 The President We Have A16 Mississippi Joins the Tax Cutters A16 A Case of Charter School Sabotage A16 Open Minds, Loud Voices and Free Speech on Campus A16 Armageddon in Ukraine, Noonan and Zelensky’s Straight Talk A16 The Sun Doesn’t Heed Washington’s Decrees on Daylight-Saving Time A16 SEC Climate-Risk Disclosures Will Help Investors A16 Ricky Gervais Could Have Rescued the Oscars A16 Lviv Prepares for Russia’s Worst A17 Beijing Gains From the Ukraine Invasion A17 Notable & Quotable: Buses as an Inflation Cure A17 Beware a Phony Peace in Ukraine A17 BUSINESS & FINANCE Oil Prices Stay High as Russian Crude Shortage Hits Market - The de facto buyers’ strike on Russian crude that began a month ago propelled oil prices to their highest levels in years. Now the real effects are starting to create a second wave of impact. 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