Ukraine Under Fire, Canada Hits Back on Tariffs

Russian strikes killed two people in Ukraine on Saturday, a grim continuation of the assault that a day earlier saw a double-tap attack on a shopping mall leave at least 16 dead. The renewed strikes underscore that the mall bombing was not an isolated blow but part of a sustained campaign, with no sign yet of a pause. Across the Atlantic, a trade dispute escalated sharply after last-minute talks between Washington and Ottawa collapsed. Canada announced it would match new US tariffs dollar for dollar, as a fresh 50 percent US levy on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports came into force, setting the stage for a tit-for-tat trade fight between the two neighbors. Meanwhile, in a Massachusetts courtroom, the trial of Lindsay Clancy took a pivotal turn. A forensic psychiatrist testifying for the defense said Clancy was suffering command hallucinations brought on by postpartum psychosis when she killed her children, framing her mental state at the center of the case as jurors weigh her fate.